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LatexModePlugin

This LaTeX? Mode TWiki Plugin allows you to include LaTeX? mark up commands within a TWiki page. It uses external programs (specifically latex, dvipng or dvips-and-convert, or mimetex) to generate png or gif images from the mark up. These images are then included in the rendered TWiki page. The first time a particular image is generated, there may be a significant lag in page rendering as the images are generated on the server. Once rendered, the image is saved as an attached file for the page, so subsequent viewings will not require re-renders. When you remove a math expression from a page, its image is deleted.

This plugin expands the functionality provided by the TWiki:Plugins.MathModePlugin.

On this page:

Syntax Rules
Plugin Settings
- Plugin Installation Instructions
- Security
More Details
Additional Resources (external)
Plugin Info

Syntax Rules

The plugin interprets a number of delimiters to declare LaTeX? markup strings. For example, if the LatexModePlugin is successfully installed, the string \int_{-\infty}^\infty e^{-\alpha x^2} dx = \sqrt{\frac{\pi}{\alpha}} will render as an image %$\int_{-\infty}^\infty e^{ -\alpha x^2 } dx = \sqrt{ \frac{\pi}{\alpha} }$%, when enclosed within the defined delimiters.

Standard Syntax

This plugin has two standard modes:

in-line, declared by %$ $%. Similar to LaTeX? 's inline math mode, the math markup is rendered on the same line as other text in the string.
own-line, declared by %\[ \]% or %MATHMODE{ ... }%. These equations will be rendered with center justification on their own line.

For the majority of users, these commands should be sufficient

Example

This is an example of the %BEGINLATEX{inline="1" density="200" gamma="1.0" color="Purple"}%\LaTeX%ENDLATEX% rendering possibilities using the LatexModePlugin.

The singular value decomposition of a matrix %$A$% is defined as %BEGINLATEX{label="one" color="Green"}% \begin{displaymath} A = U \Sigma V^H \end{displaymath} %ENDLATEX% where %$U$% and %$V$% are both matrices with orthonormal columns, %$\{\cdot\}^H$% indicates a complex-conjugate transpose, and %$\Sigma$% is a diagonal matrix with singular values %\[ \sigma_1 > \sigma_2 > \cdots > \sigma_n \geq 0 \]% along the main diagonal. Eq. %REFLATEX{one}% is just one of the many matrix decompositions that exists for matrix %$A$%.

After the plugin has been succesfully installed and configured, this example should render like this:

Extended Syntax

For those that are well familiar with LaTeX? , a multi-line syntax allowing more complicated markup commands can be declared using

%BEGINLATEX%   \begin{}     _latex markup_    \end{} %ENDLATEX%

Typically, the declared will be displaymath, although there is no limitation.

Additional options can be included to modify the rendered result. These include

option	possible values	default	description
inline	0 or 1	0	controls inline vs ownline rendering
label	alpha-numeric	---	produces a linkable equation number for ownline markup
density	positive integer	116 (set below)	controls rendered font size
scale	positive number	1.0 (set below)	sets post-rendered image scaling
gamma	positive number	0.6 (set below)	controls rendered font darkness
bgcolor	---	'white'	sets background color (details below)
color	---	'black'	sets foreground font color (details below)
attachment	alpha-numeric	---	allows one to couple the latex command with an attached file. Useful for latex graphics commands.
engine	{"", "dvipng", "ps", "pdf", "mimetex"}	""	dynamically switch the rendering engine between the installation default (""), `dvipng`, `dvips+convert`, `pdflatex+convert`, or `mimetex` for LaTeX? packages than need it, e.g. tikz. (details below)

For example, to declare an equation to be numbered by TWiki (not in the LaTeX? image) with a larger font size and in red, use the following syntax:

%BEGINLATEX{label="eq1" density="175" color="red"}%
latex markup
%ENDLATEX%

HTML references to LaTeX? equations with a defined can be generated using %REFLATEX{}%.

Rendering options

Both DENSITY and SCALE alter the rendered image size and quality. For example, if one doubles the DENSITY and halves the SCALE, the rendered image resolution will improve but keep the same image size on the rendered page. (Note: DENSITY * SCALE is the same in both cases)

density = 116, scale = 2.0 :	%BEGINLATEX{density="116" scale="2.0"}% \[ \mathcal{A } \] %ENDLATEX%
density = 232, scale = 1.0 :	%BEGINLATEX{density="232" scale="1.0"}% \[\mathcal{A}\] %ENDLATEX%

For regular browser viewing, the SCALE parameter sould be set to 1.0. However, one can use these parameters to improve print quality when printing a topic. To do this, increase the DENSITY setting (a value of 300 will give roughly 300dpi) and then set the SCALE setting below 1.0.

Font Color

As of v1.3, one can now directly control the foreground font color in the rendered mathematics. This is achieved through use of the color.sty package in the intermediate latex file.

Latex is able to render colors defined in 3 color spaces: gray, rgb, and cmyk. A limited number of colors are predefined in Latex. These include:

color	color space	color space value
`black`	gray	0
`white`	gray	1
`red`	rgb	1,0,0
`green`	rgb	0,1,0
`blue`	rgb	0,0,1
`cyan`	cmyk	1,0,0,0
`magenta`	cmyk	0,1,0,0
`yellow`	cmyk	0,0,1,0

For convenience, the following TWiki colors are pre-defined in the LatexModePlugin

   \definecolor{Red}{rgb}{1,0,0}
   \definecolor{Blue}{rgb}{0,0,1}
   \definecolor{Yellow}{rgb}{1,1,0}
   \definecolor{Orange}{rgb}{1,0.4,0}
   \definecolor{Pink}{rgb}{1,0,1}
   \definecolor{Purple}{rgb}{0.5,0,0.5}
   \definecolor{Teal}{rgb}{0,0.5,0.5}
   \definecolor{Navy}{rgb}{0,0,0.5}
   \definecolor{Aqua}{rgb}{0,1,1}
   \definecolor{Lime}{rgb}{0,1,0}
   \definecolor{Green}{rgb}{0,0.5,0}
   \definecolor{Olive}{rgb}{0.5,0.5,0}
   \definecolor{Maroon}{rgb}{0.5,0,0}
   \definecolor{Brown}{rgb}{0.6,0.4,0.2}
   \definecolor{Black}{gray}{0}
   \definecolor{Gray}{gray}{0.5}
   \definecolor{Silver}{gray}{0.75}
   \definecolor{White}{gray}{1}

To use additional colors, they need to be defined in the Latex preamble, as described in the next section.

Including images in LaTeX? markup

v3.0 introduced the ability to include attachments in the latex markup processing. This is most useful for graphics, e.g.

%BEGINLATEX{attachment="fig1.eps"}%

  \includegraphics{fig1.eps}

%ENDLATEX%

It is common practice in LaTeX? , however, to not specify the filename extension. This is implemented in the Plugin as well, so one could type:

%BEGINLATEX{attachment="fig1"}%

  \includegraphics{fig1}

%ENDLATEX%

and the plugin will search for an attachment with extension '.eps', '.eps.gz', '.pdf', '.png', or '.jpg'. The first extension match will be used, and the rendering engine that can recognize the attachment will also be automatically determined. So for the example above, if a file 'fig1.eps' is attached to the topic, it will be used as the attachment and dvips+convert will be automatically chosen as the rendering engine.

Switching the rendering on the fly

v3.3 introduced the ability to switch rendering dynamically between dvipng, dvips+convert, and pdflatex+convert. Some latex packages are not supported by the preferred method dvipng, for example Ti k Z and PGF. Rather than force all rendering to use a slower background rendering engine, this switch allows one to use dvipng rendering as the default, but fall back to 'ps' or 'pdf' intermediate files in certain cases.

If you type: %BEGINLATEX{ engine="ps"}% \fbox{ \begin{tikzpicture}[auto,bend right] \node (a) at (0:1) {$0^\circ$}; \node (b) at (120:1) {$120^\circ$}; \node (c) at (240:1) {$240^\circ$}; \draw (a) to node {1} node [swap] {1'} (b) (b) to node {2} node [swap] {2'} (c) (c) to node {3} node [swap] {3'} (a); \end{tikzpicture} } %ENDLATEX%		It will render as:

If you type:

%BEGINLATEX{ engine="ps"}%

\fbox{ 
  \begin{tikzpicture}[auto,bend right] 
    \node (a) at (0:1) {$0^\circ$}; 
    \node (b) at (120:1) {$120^\circ$}; 
    \node (c) at (240:1) {$240^\circ$}; 
    \draw (a) to node {1} node [swap] {1'} (b) 
          (b) to node {2} node [swap] {2'} (c) 
          (c) to node {3} node [swap] {3'} (a); 
  \end{tikzpicture} 
} 

%ENDLATEX%

It will render as:

TiKZ example

This enables a wide variety of LaTeX? packages to be used within TWiki. For example: simple image manipulations using the graphicx package. Note that the package must be declared in the LaTeX? preamble.

If you type: %BEGINLATEX{attachment="fig2.png" engine="pdf"}% \includegraphics[angle=30,scale=0.25]{fig2.png} %ENDLATEX%		It will render as:

If you type:

%BEGINLATEX{attachment="fig2.png" engine="pdf"}%

  \includegraphics[angle=30,scale=0.25]{fig2.png}

%ENDLATEX%

It will render as:

rotation example

Tables, Figures, and cross-references

To round out the functionality available in standard LaTeX? , the automatic generation of Figure and Table reference links is also available. These are declared using

%BEGINFIGURE{label="fig:label" caption="this is a figure" span="twocolumn"}% ... %ENDFIGURE%, and
%BEGINTABLE{label="tbl:label" caption="this is a table" span="twocolumn"}% ... %ENDTABLE%.

These commands will create an HTML table with a numbered caption either above (TABLE) or below (FIGURE) the included text. Cross-references to these declared environments can be accessed through %REFLATEX{}%. To keep the counters/cross-references seperate for each of the three types of references, use eq: or eqn:, fig:, and tbl: as the first characters in any declared label.

The span option is used only by TWiki:Plugins.GenPDFLatex, giving the ability to designate the width of a table or figure in two-column styles. (e.g. for Figures, it expands to \begin{figure*} ... \end{figure*}.) The default span is one-column.

Sections can be numbered and labeled, for easy cross-referencing. To label a section, add a %SECLABEL{_label_}% tag after the TWiki section command. E.g.,

   ---++ %SECLABEL{sec:intro}% Introduction

Cross-references to the label can be generated using %REFLATEX{sec:intro}%.

To add automatic numbering to the sections, set the following parameter to a non-zero number. Sections up to this depth will be numbered.

Set MAXSECDEPTH = 3

The default setting is '0', which disables the numbering and section labels.

Defining the LaTeX? preamble

In LaTeX? , the preamble is used to customize the latex processing, allowing one to add custom styles and declare new commands.

In TWiki, the preamble can be set as either a web or topic preference variable

   * #Set PREAMBLE = \usepackage{color} \definecolor{Aqua}{rgb}{0,1,1}

or as a multi-line declaration, using the tags:

   %BEGINLATEXPREAMBLE% ... %ENDLATEXPREAMBLE%

One critical difference between the two exists. With the exception of the color declarations above, the TWiki preference setting will override the default settings, and is intended to provide site administrators a central point to set preamble settings globally. In contrast, the tag declaration will add to the preamble defined by either the default settings or the preference setting, allowing TWiki users to amend the preamble.

Common Symbols

Math Symbols Commonly Used in Latex

Since the LatexModePlugin is not installed on TWiki.org the above external html reference is given so that you can see what the symbols are. For those who do use Latex in your TWiki install, you can copy the tables formatted for TWiki from the following topics (the symbols won't actually display without the plugin).

What to type to get a variety of symbols using Latex. Due to page loading constraints, the symbols tables are split up into 5 different topics.

LatexSymbols (Greek Letters)
LatexSymbols2 (Relationship and Operator Symbols)
LatexSymbols3 (Arrows, Spacing, Accents)
LatexSymbols4 (Function names and anlaytic symbols)
LatexSymbols5 (Delimiters and other symbols)

Plugin Settings

Plugin settings are stored as preferences variables. To reference these plugin settings write %_%, i.e. %LATEXMODEPLUGIN_SHORTDESCRIPTION%

One line description, as shown in the TextFormattingRules topic:
- Set SHORTDESCRIPTION = Enables LaTeX? markup (mathematics and more) in TWiki topics

Debug plugin: (See output in data/debug.txt)
- Set DEBUG = 1

Set the dots-per-inch default density level for the rendered images (116 is suggested for 11pt browser fonts.)
- Set DENSITY = 116

Set the gamma correction for the rendered images. This controls how dark the rendered text appears
- Set GAMMA = 0.6

Set the scaling for the image size. Typically, set to '1'.
- Set SCALE = 1.0

Uncomment the following to define a site-wide custom color, DarkBlue? .
- #Set PREAMBLE = \usepackage{color} \definecolor{DarkBlue}{rgb}{0,0.1,0.43}

In addition, the following parameters are available at the topic level, EQN, FIG, TBL, to override the counter reset. (i.e. if * Set EQN = 3 is declared in a topic, the first labeled equation will be given the number 4).

Note: It is recommended to declare these settings in the WikiPreferences? or WebPreferences topics, so that they aren't lost when the plugin is upgraded. In this case, the macro declarations should be preceded by LATEXMODEPLUGIN_. E.g. to the set the font density default for a specific web, WEB, use:

Set LATEXMODEPLUGIN_DENSITY = 200 in the topic WEB.WebPreferences.

Plugin Installation Instructions

First, confirm that the external software needed by the plugin is installed on the TWiki server. This includes:

The Digest::MD5 and Image::Info perl modules.
A mechanism to convert LaTeX markup to images. This is either
- A working LaTeX? implementation (tetex and MikTeX are two popular choices)
- the 'convert' executable from either ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick
- dvipng and/or Ghostscript
or
- mimetex

Rendering can be performed by ( latex and dvipng) or ( latex and dvips and convert) or ( pdflatex and convert) or ( mimetex). The first three options allow one to include almost any LaTeX markup in a TWiki topic, whereas mimetex has very limited functionality. Among the first three options, dvipng is the fastest by a significant margin. The tweakinline processing (v2.5 and above) to align the baseline of LaTeX expressions with HTML text uses convert.

mimetex can be used in server environments where a full LaTeX installation is impractical (e.g. TWiki:Codev.TWikiOnMemoryStick). mimetex provides rendering of equations independently of external font files. This provides a very lightweight and fast mechanism to show equations. However, the number of colors is limited to 4 (black, red, blue, green) and only the mathmode and picture LaTeX environments are supported. Also, the preamble, density, and gamma settings are ignored.

Second,

Download the LatexModePlugin.zip file from the Plugin web
Note: versions 3.0 and above are compatible only with TWiki 4.x.x. If you are running an earlier version of TWiki, (i.e. Cairo) download v2.62 (25 Sep 2006) instead.

Unzip ZIP file in your twiki installation directory. Content:

File:	Description:
`lib/TWiki/Plugins/LatexModePlugin.pm`	Plugin Perl module
`lib/TWiki/Plugins/LatexModePlugin/Init.pm`	The initialization module
`lib/TWiki/Plugins/LatexModePlugin/Render.pm`	The rendering module
`lib/TWiki/Plugins/LatexModePlugin/CrossRef.pm`	The cross-referencing module
`pub/TWiki/LatexModePlugin/expl-v1.4.png`	example image of rendered latex
`pub/TWiki/LatexModePlugin/tikz-expl.png`	image for on-the-fly rendering example
`pub/TWiki/LatexModePlugin/rot-expl.png`	image for attachment rendering example
`data/TWiki/LatexModePlugin.txt`	Plugin topic and documentation
`data/TWiki/LatexSymbols.txt`	Comprehensive list of available LaTeX? symbols (1 of 5)
`data/TWiki/LatexSymbols2.txt`	Comprehensive list of available LaTeX? symbols (2 of 5)
`data/TWiki/LatexSymbols3.txt`	Comprehensive list of available LaTeX? symbols (3 of 5)
`data/TWiki/LatexSymbols4.txt`	Comprehensive list of available LaTeX? symbols (4 of 5)
`data/TWiki/LatexSymbols5.txt`	Comprehensive list of available LaTeX? symbols (5 of 5)
`data/TWiki/LatexIntro.txt`	A basic description of LaTeX? markup conventions

Finally, customize the installation specific variables.

Set the local disk paths for the rendering methods employed. This can be done by copying the needed lines from the following list to lib/LocalSite.cfg or lib/TWiki.cfg.
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{latex} = '/usr/bin/latex';
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{pdflatex} = '/usr/bin/pdflatex';
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{dvips} = '/usr/bin/dvips';
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{dvipng} = '/usr/bin/dvipng';
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{convert} = '/usr/X11R6/bin/convert';
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{mimetex} = '/usr/bin/mimetex';
Modify the following if needed.
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{donotrenderlist}
  declare a comma-separated list of LaTeX? commands that will not be rendered.
  Default = 'input,include,catcode'.
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{tweakinline}
  Turned off by default, if this variable is set to 1 the plugin will attempt to align the baseline of the rendered in-line math with the baseline of the HTML text.
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{bypassattach}
  Turned off by default, setting this boolean variable to 1 will force file creation to use direct file stores and bypass the saveAttach mechanism in TWiki4. Saves a bit of processing overhead.
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{engine}
  This sets the default rendering engine
  Default: 'dvipng'
- $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{imagetype}
  This sets the image format for the generated files. Valid types are png and gif.
  Default: 'png'

Security

Aside from providing beautiful rendering of mathematics, LaTeX is fundamentally a programming language. Before installation of this plugin, one should consider the implications of exposing access to a programming language on a web server. TWiki's use of access control can mitigate some of the risk, by limiting access to trusted users. Complementary to this approach, one can prevent certain commands from being rendered using the {donotrenderlist} configuration setting.

To start, before installing the Plugin, one should modify the texmf.cnf file on the sever to the following variables:

    shell_escape = f
    openout_any = p
    openin_any = p  % note this won't work on Windows

Next, one should declare the donotrenderlist. At a minimum, the LaTeX commands of input, include, and catcode should be in the list. On publicly editable wiki's, the commands newcommand and def should be added as well. newenvironment, newfont, newtheorem, and newsavebox should be considered as well.

Finally, one should set a limit on the length of time allowed for latex to finish its processing. This can be done in Apache via RLimit settings.

More Details

Version control is not specifically used for the image files. Because the images are generated from the raw text, the topic history includes all the versions of the markup for the expressions, and can be re-rendered when you view a different version.

This plugin is an enhanced version of the TWiki:Plugins.MathModePlugin maintained by TWiki:Main.MichaelDaum. There are a number of significant differences:

equations, tables, and figures can be numbered, with automatic cross-links available
if errors occur during the latex markup processing, they are reported during the editing preview screen, but not during the standard view. The motivation for this is that, in general, authors care about the error but readers do not.
as of version 2.5, one can force the recreation of all latex images in a topic. To do this, add the following text (similar to raw text rendering) to the end of the URL: ?latex=rerender. E.g. changing http://localhost/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/LatexModePlugin to http://localhost/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/LatexModePlugin?latex=rerender will force all of the images to be redrawn.
as of version 2.6, one can bypass the file attachment code in TWiki 4.x.x. TWiki 4.x.x and above is designed to accommodate non-filesystem-storage (i.e. databases) for attachments. This plugin has supported this interface since v2.0. However, using the TWiki4 attachment storage mechanism adds a significant delay in plugin response time. So, a new configuration setting has been introduced to allow admins to bypass the TWiki4 interface and use direct file-system stores if they so choose. To activate, set
```
   $TWiki::cfg{Plugins}{LatexModePlugin}{bypassattach} = 1;
```
in LocalSite.cfg

Additional Resources (external)

Math into LATEX An Introduction to LATEX and AMS-LATEX provides an introduction to LaTeX: Math into LaTeX Short Course based on the book Math into LaTeX An Introduction to LaTeX and AMS-LaTeX by George Gratzer, published by Birkhauser Boston, ISBN 0-8176-3805-9.
Math Symbols Commonly Used in Latex
User's Guide to AMSFonts Version 2.2d
Latex Basics Guide: Includes links to information on layout, symbols, commands, and packages.
LATEX maths and graphics
Latex Project

Plugin Info

Plugin Author:	TWiki:Main.ScottHoge
Plugin Version:	24 Jun 2008 (v 3.73, SVN:16332)
Change History:	v3.0 and above requires TWiki 4.x.x and above
24 Jun 2008 (v 3.73)	fewer bugs: TOC interaction corrected, cant-see-mimetex-images-in-win32 bug fixed
02 Dec 2007 (v 3.72)	more bug fixes: sync doc to code, fixed trimline v2 for ps engine
15 Nov 2007 (v 3.71)	minor bug fixes: DEFAULTENGINE, doc changes, improved the 'stale time' in delete-image-check
-- Apr 2007 (v 3.62)	added `-halt-on-error` for better error handling. Fixed `debug` variable in Init.pm
12 Mar 2007 (v 3.6)	New option, imagetype, to set png or gif rendering from LocalSite.cfg
2 Feb 2007 (unreleased)	Modified the section labeling to be more compatible with `genpdflatex`, minor cleanup of html markup, new inline processing available (set `tweakinline` equal to '2' to enable)
30 Dec 2006 (v 3.51)	fixed call to attachmentExists in Render.pm, corrected version number
30 Dec 2006 (v 3.5)	modified how rendering of math from included topics is handled. Fixed mimetex inline processing
27 Dec 2006 (v 3.4)	added mimetex to the rendering engine list
27 Nov 2006 (v 3.35)	improved dynamic rendering engine to auto-select on graphics files
17 Nov 2006 (v 3.3)	added dynamic switching of rendering engine, more Parse bug fixes
06 Oct 2006 (v 3.2)	more bugs fixed: bgcolor option was missing from v3.0; verbatim mode fixed in Parse
04 Oct 2006 (v 3.1)	fixed two bugs: populating files to check under Dakar, and itemize env parsing in Parse
30 Sep 2006 (v 3.0)	Significant rewrite of module, including: section numbering/cross-links and mod_perl compatibility.
25 Sep 2006 (v 2.62)	fixed handleFloat to allow TWiki markup tags in captions.
8 Aug 2006 (v 2.61)	fixed INCLUDE-not-rendering bug introduced in v2.6. Aded `bgcolor` option. Split symbol list into 5 topics.
5 Aug 2006 (v 2.6)	added security description and expanded default `donotrenderlist`. Reworked plugin init to reduce overhead when not in use. Added `bypassattach` option. Sandbox now used in place of system calls.
19 May 2006 (v 2.51)	bug fix: `rerender` hook block of mailnotify corrected
14 Mar 2006 (v 2.5)	added `rerender` hook, fixed '> in `alt` field' bug.
21 Feb 2006 (v 2.4)	introduced `donotrenderlist` to patch a critical security hole. Bug fixes include: disabling WikiWord link rendering in `alt` fields of `img` tags; improved in-line rendering alignment available;
1 Feb 2006 (v 2.3)	minor bug fixes: $pathSep changes, now uses &TWiki::Func::extractParameters(), improved efficiency and inline rendering
11 Nov 2005 (v 2.2)	more mods for TWiki:Plugins.GenPDFLatexAddOn: protect newlines, moved float handler, moved float label checker
15 Oct 2005 (v 2.1)	minor modifications for TWiki:Plugins.GenPDFLatexAddOn support
unreleased (v 2.0)	Major rewrite for Dakar
30 Sep 2005 (v 1.41)	relaxed the scrubing a little bit... previous version caused problems with REFLATEX
29 Sep 2005 (v 1.4)	more robust scrubing of `convert` input parameters. errors on `save` now reported.
5 Sep 2005 (v 1.3)	added image scale parameter, color rendering, and preamble hooks
22 Aug 2005 (v 1.2)	Forked from the TWiki:Plugins.MathModePlugin by TWiki:Main.GraemeLufkin
TWiki Dependency:	$TWiki::Plugins::VERSION 1.025, TWiki:Plugins.DakarContrib
CPAN Dependencies:	CPAN:Digest::MD5, CPAN:File::Basename, CPAN:Image::Info
Other Dependencies:	A working installation of `latex`. A working installation of `convert` or `dvipng`.
Perl Version:	5.8.0
License:	GPL (GNU General Public License)
TWiki:Plugins/Benchmark:	GoodStyle 100%, FormattedSearch 100%, LatexModePlugin 100%
Plugin Home:	http://TWiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/LatexModePlugin
Feedback:	http://TWiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/LatexModePluginDev
Appraisal:	http://TWiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/LatexModePluginAppraisal

This plugin was created and tested on the 02 Sep 2004 version of TWiki, using ImageMagick? v5.5.7, EPS GhostScript? v7.05, and tetex v2.02. It has been reported to work (Thanks Jos!) using ImageMagick? 6.2.3, tetex 3.0 and ghostscript 8.51 as well.

Related Topics: TWikiPreferences, TWikiPlugins, TWiki:Plugins.MathModePlugin

Topic revision: r2 - 25 Sep 2008 - 19:46:10 - TWikiAdminUser

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