[liblouis-liblouisxml] Problems with liblouisxml
- From: Michael Whapples <mwhapples@xxxxxxx>
- To: liblouis-liblouisxml@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 07 Nov 2009 21:40:34 +0000
Hello,
I said in my previous message I was sure that there were some issues
with liblouisxml I had noticed, well here they are:
* When I call lbx_translateString with the content of the attached file
it will translate the first time but fails the second time. I have tried
calling lbx_free and lbx_initialize between translations but regardless
of the combinations of calls the second call to lbx_translateString
fails. I am trying this from some python bindings I am writing in
cython, I am fairly sure its not my code as when I call
lbx_translateString twice but with the text to translate as plain text
then there is no failure. Now when I say the second call to
lbx_translateString fails I mean it actually causes a segmentation
fault. I am using ukmaths.cfg.
* This and the next one should be simpler. I notice with the attached
file that when using ukmaths.cfg then I get some incorrect output after
the first inline equation. In the original document it has a full stop
but this doesn't appear correct in the Braille (I expect dot six
followed by dots 256 but I get dot three followed by dots 34). This is
using xml2brl.
* Again using ukmaths.cfg and xml2brl to translate the attached file.
After the second equation there is a <code> element but the style
attribute is set to 'display: none;'. Liblouisxml still seems to output
it, neither firefox or IE with mathplayer show this. I have to be honest
and say I don't know why that <code> element is there for the equation
on a new line but it is, I may ask the author of the tool which
generated this HTML.
Michael Whapples
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