Michal writes: > Thanks Karl, I thought that there is no XSLT processor included.
> I think that xtpipes works, for example cross-references > doesn't work without it. As I understand it, it combines > SAX processor with XSLT or calls to Java. I have never dived into the code for tex4ht, but this last description suggests to me that xtpipes is an interface to James Clark's "xt", which is an implementation of XSLT transformations via java libraries. See http://www.jclark.com/xml/ I would not expect xtpipes to work properly unless xt is installed on the user's platform. There are 3 jars: xp/xp.jar, xt/sax.jar, and xt/xt.jar. The installation I have is from 1999 and occupies about 4 megabytes in /usr/local. If it would help I can send along a shell script for running it from the command line. > I guess that all what xtpipes does can be done using Lua > and the new Domobject, which will be used in next make4ht > version. Maybe the Domobject will be usable also for > conversion of mathml to starmath or TeX annotations. New DomObject? Sounds interesting. Is there a doc for it? -- Bill