Abstract: . . .  UTF-8 multibyte sequences when sorting the index and similar occassions. This module also sets the output encoding to “UTF-8”. 8.2.13 xmlrpc: Work as a xmlrpc server This modules makes deplate work as an xmlrpc server. The xmlrpc server could run in an protected context and make deplate formatting capabilities available in an unsafe environment. This module is experimental and not well tested. The module takes no precautions with respect to concurrent formatting requests. The xmlrpc server knows the following handlers/methods: convert(format, text) return . . .
. . .  not well tested. The module takes no precautions with respect to concurrent formatting requests. The xmlrpc server knows the following handlers/methods: convert(format, text) return the converted string convert string(format, text) same as above convert file(format, filename) convert the file FILENAME and return the name of the output file (this requi . . .
. . .  are a ruby programmer, you can also use deplate as a library for formatting strings. You could use the convenience class Deplate::Converter for this. Example: require ’deplate/converter’ t = << EOF * Introduction ’’ deplate ’’ is a tool for converting wiki-like markup to latex , html , or 11 Page 12 " html -slides" . EOF to html = Deplate :: Converter.new puts to html .convert string ( t ) to latex = Deplate :: Converter.new ("latex") puts to latex.convert string . . .
. . .  example: class Deplate :: Formatter def numbered paragraph ( text , number ) return [ plain text ("§"), number , " ", text ] .join end end 8.2.10 particle-math: LaTeX-like $\math$ markup This module provides a particle that enables you to markup mathematical text by enclosing it in dollar signs as it is used in LaTeX. This is not enabled by default in order to reduce the number of special characters. The text is converted as if you had used the math macro (see 12.5) . 8.2.11 smiley: Replace text smileys with images  . . .
. . .  a˜C C\n˜a C\na C a C˜a a˜\nC a\nC a C a˜C a Only the autospace variant maintains spaces between Chinese characters in LaTeX output. These spaces are swallowed by the LaTeX CJK* environment. • Like in the CJK* environment in LaTeX, a tilde denotes a space between an English and non-English word (in HTML , this will become a normal space, though) – Wiki names should not contain tildes but only normal space • Spaces and newlines will be swallowed • The following document variables can be used to parametize . . .
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