In T74240 support for LaTeX based rendering of the <math/>-tags was
removed. This change eliminates the unused code from the repository.
Bug: T195871
Change-Id: Ic57d83fa49f090b574ce8b82fd2ebc84a5350318
Renders formulae via mathoid without to run mathoid as a service.
Mathoid 0.7.1 or later must be installed locally and configured to be
accessed directly from the math extension. It has been tested with the
config.dev.yaml of version 0.7.1. If mathoid is installed in
'/srv/mathoid' the following line might be added to LocalSettings.php
$wgMathoidCli = ['/srv/mathoid/cli.js', '-c', '/srv/mathoid/config.dev.yaml'];
i.e., make sure to specify the -c parameter with an absolute path.
In addition mathoid uses more memory than the the default. With
the config.dev.yaml a value of
$wgMaxShellMemory = 2097152;
has been tested to work well.
Change-Id: I0600f056d21927963267cf979d342e313419e9fa
The type text allows text with maximum length of 64k only. Since the
MathML generated by LaTeXML is quite verbose this is too small for
some equations used at Wikipedia.
Bug: 73090
Change-Id: Id09ec6201f68efe63a439f6e85a53876d5c1e521
Currently the PNG and the LaTeXML rendering mode
use a common table in the database. If both rendering
modes are allowed in a wiki simultaneously this causes
problems, because the fields are continuously overwritten.
This change adds a new table for the LaTeXML rendering mode
to the database.
Bug: 65522
Change-Id: If5b887e908f22248789d478c34b03ea3c7da393a
The 'math' table will no longer be created on a default install unless you've explicitly enabled the Math plugin at install time; the usual update.php procedure will add it in.
Postgres, Oracle, MSSQL, and DB2 variants are included -- broken out from the core files -- but have not been tested.
I know there has been some code duplication in parser test infrastructure but could only find one instance of the parser test temporary table setup to remove the 'math' table from (the extension adds it back via the hook). If the phpunit-based runner breaks, please track it down and fix it there too.
Moritz Schubotz (physikerwelt)
Reedy
Brion Vibber