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Cool! Any examples of using AsciiDoc for math or scientific notes? (I.e. with formulae, references...)
by stared 12y ago
Cool! Any examples of using AsciiDoc for math or scientific notes? (I.e. with formulae, references...)
- lorddoig 12y agoWell here's some formulae: http://www.noteshare.io/section/the-fundamental-class-of-projective-space http://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#using-multiple-stem-interpreters http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/latex-filter.html http://dblatex.sourceforge.net/example/dblatex/example_mathml.pdf As for references, it has it's own lightweight bibliography system out of the box, but there's a plugin[0] for BibTeX too, and DocBook has full-on support for BibTeX so it's just a matter of tooling. AsciiDoc gives you DocBook, and DocBook gives you pretty much everything.[1] The whole thing is completely extensible at multiple levels (macros, XSL stylesheets), so adding any essential features it doesn't already have is certainly much simpler than starting from scratch! [0]: https://github.com/petercrlane/asciidoc-bib [1]: http://pub.hdcrd.com/kb/Dev/Documention/LaTeX/Tool/Dblatex%20%28DocBook%20to%20LaTeX%20Publishing%29/0.3/manual.pdf