Demo of the MathDox formula editor

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In about an hour and a half I will present at the MathUI workshop a prototype of a semantic formula editor that can be used in a browser. More information about the editor can be found here and at the MathUI website.

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Testing the inline

Testing the inline javascript editor by including the lines:

<script type='text/javascript' src='/files_private/formulaeditor/org/mathdox/formulaeditor/main.js'>
</script>

in a html fragment. Here is the editable formula:

Check the OpenMath representation of the formula. This demonstrates that a semantic tree of the formula is stored, and not just a presentation tree.

Currently this editor has only been tested in Mozilla Firefox.

Mark, how come there is not

Mark,

how come there is not Software for the nice MathDox Formula Editor? Also, is it MathDox or MathBook? I revised the MathDox page but when looked at your website, no mention of mathdox.

You are right, it should be

You are right, it should be in the software section. I added it. http://jem-thematic.net/node/331

It is MathDox now, the MathBook name is deprecated, as far as I know.