This step is a wrapper for the JEuclid library. It converts MathML markup to SVG.

The following parameters are recognized: antialias, antialias-minsize, debug, display, fonts-doublestruck, fonts-fraktur, fonts-monospaced, fonts-sansserif, fonts-script, fonts-serif, mathbackground, mathcolor, mathsize, mfrac-keep-scriptlevel, scriptlevel, scriptminsize, scriptsizemultiplie. They map to the underlying JEuclid parameters in the obvious way. The string value specified for each parameter is interpreted directly by JEuclid through the fromString method.

Here's an example:

<math xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML">
<apply>
  <int/>
  <bvar>
    <ci>x</ci>
  </bvar>
  <interval>
    <ci>a</ci>
    <ci>b</ci>
  </interval>
  <apply><cos/>
    <ci>x</ci>
  </apply>
</apply>
</math>

Running this through cx:mathml-to-svg with a “mathsize” parameter of “25f” produces:

(Assuming your user agent can display SVG.)

The cx:mathml-to-svg step is often used in a p:viewport, for example:

<p:viewport match="mml:*">
  <cx:mathml-to-svg>
    <p:input port="parameters">
      <p:empty/>
    </p:input>
    <p:with-param name="mathsize" select="'25f'"/>
  </cx:mathml-to-svg>
</p:viewport>

This step is implemented by the xmlcalabash1-mathml-to-svg module. The jar file from that project must be in the class path in order to use this step.

This product includes software developed by JEulid (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/jeuclid/).