The MathFormatter is based on jsMath sf.net, a JavaScript app for visualizing TeX formulas via display morphing.

After unpacking the math.tar.gz Download you must also unpack the jsMath-Package under js/jsmath/ (in particular the fonts to js/jsmath/fonts/).

Documentation

The MathFormatter is based on jsMath, a JavaScript app for visualizing TeX formulas via display morphing.
To visualize TeX math code, use %%(math) ... %% or %%(math outline) ... %% (it is like $...$ and $$...$$ in TeX) in your wiki page and finish this page with the action call at the end. Yes its ugly, maybe this will change sometimes.

How to

You can write GraphViz-Code inside %%(graphviz) ... %% and the wiki calls Graph Viz to render the image. Additionally you can configure the drawing algorithm (dot, neato, twopi ...) as a parameter, e.g. %%(graphviz twopi) ... %%. dot is the default value.

Example:
%%(math outline)1\leq\frac{n!}{\sqrt{2\pi n}\cdot(\frac n{\mathrm e})^n}\leq\mathrm e^{1/(12n)}<1+\frac1{11n}%%

{{math}}

1\leq\frac{n!}{\sqrt{2\pi n}\cdot(\frac n{\mathrm e})^n}\leq\mathrm e^{1/(12n)}<1+\frac1{11n}

Changelog

1.0 Intitial Version

Localization (optional)

put this at the end of your language file

/lang/wacko.xyz.php

//hacks
"YourPhrase" => "your translation here",

pls. notice that this entry will not survive an Wacko upgrade, so you have to redo this

[xyz] proposed translations
[de] ...
[fr]
[ru]

To Do

• convert patch for R5.x branch (see attached file)