Hi Nasser,
you can use
\Configure{qquad}{\HCode{\string\#x00A0;}}
to configure \qquad in your config file. It don't have a configuration
by default. \, can be configured with \Configure{,}, but it seems that
this work only in math mode, if I understand correctly definition in
tex4ht-4ht.tex:
--
\def\:tempc{\relax\ifmmode\csname a:,\endcsname\else\thinspace\fi}
\expandafter\HLet\csname , \endcsname=\:tempc
\def\:tempc{\relax
\ifmmode\csname a:,\endcsname\expandafter\:gobble\fi
\o:thinspace: }
\HLet\thinspace=\:tempc
\NewConfigure{,}{1}
\Configure{,}{\mskip\thinmuskip}
\, is configured to use \Configure{,} in math mode, otherwise
\thinspace is used. \thinspace is also configured to use \Configure{,}
in math mode, otherwise original \thinspace code is used
(\o:thinspace: is created with \HLet\thinspace and it is saved
original \thinspace). Maybe new configuration, like
\Configure{thinspace-text} should be provided instead in text mode.
I've also found some really weird behavior of tex4ht with -utf8 option, like in
htlatex filename xhtml, charset=utf-8 -cunihtf -utf8
non breaking space entities (#x00A0;) are converted to regular spaces
with this option.
Best regards,
Michal
2014-07-20 1:08 GMT+02:00 Nasser M. Abbasi n...@12000.org:
Hello;
The following tex file
---
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\begin{document}
This is \qquad space.
\end{document}
---
when compiled using htlatex foo.tex produces this html for
the line above
!--l. 6--p class=noindent This is space.
--
But the above space in HTML shows up as a single space does
not show up. It should have used Non-Breaking Space nbsp.
One way to add this support is given by Radhakrishnan in
this answer:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.tex.tex4ht/86
One has to add this to the .cfg
\makeatletter
% thin space to html thin space
%\ at ifundefined{HCode}{}{\def\thinspace{\HCode{\string\#x2009;}}}
% thin space to html non-breaking space
\ at ifundefined{HCode}{}{\def\thinspace{\HCode{\string\#x00A0;}}}
\makeatother
I was wondering if it is not much work, if this could be
integrated into tex4ht itself, so that it works like the above
out of the box for both \quad and \qquad?
thank you
--Nasser