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Package texmath converts a small, scope-controlled subset of TeX math notation into MathML. The output is deliberately limited to the element set understood by the boxesandglue MathML reader (boxesandglue/frontend/math/mathml): <mi> <mn> <mo> <mrow> <mfrac> <msqrt> <mroot> <msup> <msub> <msubsup>. Feeding the existing MathML entry point — rather than building math atoms directly — means TeX formulas inherit the whole rendering and accessibility pipeline for free (Formula tagging, MathML associated file under PDF/UA-2).
This is a proof-of-concept subset, not a full LaTeX math engine. It covers what typical Markdown prose needs: variables, numbers, operators, super/ subscripts, \frac, \sqrt (with optional index), Greek letters, common relation/operator symbols and named operators (\sin, \log, …). Unknown macros degrade to their literal name as an upright identifier rather than erroring out, so a document never fails to render over one stray command.
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func ToMathML ¶
ToMathML converts a TeX math fragment into a MathML string. When display is true the root <math> carries display="block", which the boxesandglue MathML reader routes to DisplayMath (centred, larger operators); otherwise it is laid out inline. The returned string always has a single <math> root, so it drops straight into HTML where htmlbag picks it up as a formula.
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