interactive MathML input and HTML output (original) (raw)

MathJax v4: MathML to CHTML

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Allow HTML in Token Nodes
Use MathML spacing rules

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This example shows how to use theMathJax.mathml2chtmlPromise() function to process user input, allowing for the possibility that they use \require to load extensions dynamically, or one is loaded automatically by theautoload extension, or the font needs to load additional data for the characters used in the expression.

When the user presses the Render HTML button or switches the display checkbox or one of the other controls, the Interactive.convert() function runs. The comments in the code explain how the conversion process is handled. Note that the user interface is disabled during the typesetting process, since the conversion is done asynchronously in this example. This prevents the user from starting a new typeset operation while one is already in progress.