Converting Infix Expressions to MathML and Displaying MathML with Native Browser Support
Using the CGI http://icm.mcs.kent.edu/cgi-bin/infix2mathml on
icm.mcs.kent.edu (a virtual host on eagle.cs.kent.edu),
this demo shows how to access the converter and
how to dynamically insert result into a web page through DOM.
To try the demo, enter an infix expresson and click the convert button.
The MathML Source
Your infix string converted to MathML (mixed mode):
The MathML Source
Your infix string converted to MathML wrapped with XHTML code (for
brwoser display):
The MathML Display
The result of the converted MathML displayed by Mozilla, Firefox, or
Netscape, with math fonts loaded:
### usage:
### http://icm.mcs.kent.edu/cgi-bin/infix2mathml?
### expr=<the infix exp>&format=<ie, nn, mathml or mathplayer>
### if format is nn, a NN DOCTYPE and <html> ...<html>
### enclosure is generated around the conversion
### output <math > ... <math>
### if format is ie, a mathplayer header is generated for IE
### if format is mathml, just will be generated
### if format is mathplayer ... will be benerated
### by default the incoming expression is not simplified
### before conversion. Setting simplify=yes causes
### simplification before conversion.