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lxir README
lxir is a very configurable tool to convert LaTeX to XML.
Compilation under Unix:
Use the standard "./configure ; make" command.
As of now, the --prefix parameter to configure is mandatory.
Compilation under win32:
The prefered method to compile lxir for win32 is to cross-compile from a unix
environment.
Compilation under Cygwin or Mingw/MSYS should work, but is untested.
Compilation of the tools is not yet supported for the win32 platform.
How to use lxir:
lxir is a command line tool. Although the mean of the lxir system is to convert
LaTex to XML, the lxir command line tool purpose is to convert a tagged DVI file
and log file to the final XML file. Usage is very simple:
"lxir <file.dvi> > <output.xml>".
How to get a tagged DVI file:
In order to generate a tagged DVI file to feed lxir with, you must compile a
slightly modified version of your latex source with latex.
The modifications to your source can be as simple as adding at the start the
following line before the \documentclass entry:
\RequirePackage{lxir}
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