[Doc-SIG] Tex OO Rumbaugh classes drawer.
John Skaller
skaller@maxtal.com.au
Wed, 18 Nov 1998 07:39:02 +1000
At 10:07 17/11/98 +0000, Manuel Gutierrez Algaba wrote:
>> Hmm. How to draw in HTML??
>As far as I know, you can't draw lines in HTML, maybe I'm wrong.
you can refer to images such as a gif or jpg file.
>Anyway you can easily translate from tex code to postcript or to
>a kind of ASCII- text draw . You just create an array and you
>follow the tex commands to write ASCII chars in that matrix.
>You can incorporate this program. But anyway tex-dvi are a very
>common way of documentation, why not incorporate as is?
interscript is 'typesetter independent': the documents
must be renderable in plain text, html, and latex2e, and any
other typesetter language such as postscript.
So, if a client document contains information
I pass to your package to draw a diagram, I have to be able
to 'paste' it into both Latex and HTML ... although plain text
is probably pushing it.
I need to do this automatically: I can always
run Xdvi and a screen grabber to make a jpg file for HTML,
but I don't know how to do it automatically without user
intervention.
Another way to do it in HTML .. is to use a Java applet.
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