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# /=====================================================================\ #
# | LaTeXML::Post::UnicodeMath | #
# | MathML generator for LaTeXML | #
# |=====================================================================| #
# | Part of LaTeXML: | #
# | Public domain software, produced as part of work done by the | #
# | United States Government & not subject to copyright in the US. | #
# |---------------------------------------------------------------------| #
# | Bruce Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov> #_# | #
# | http://dlmf.nist.gov/LaTeXML/ (o o) | #
# \=========================================================ooo==U==ooo=/ #
package LaTeXML::Post::UnicodeMath;
use strict;
use warnings;
use LaTeXML::Common::XML;
use LaTeXML::Util::Unicode;
use LaTeXML::Post;
use List::Util qw(max);
use base qw(LaTeXML::Post::MathProcessor);
use base qw(Exporter);
our @EXPORT = qw( &unicodemath);
# ================================================================================
# LaTeXML::Post::UnicodeMath; A Math Postprocessor
# What we'd like to support is UnicodeMath as
# (1) a single pure text format for math
# (2) a secondary format within MathML as a m:semantic/m:annotation
# (3) a utility for converting math to plain text within other post processors
# (eg. for title attributes)
# Attempts to be compliant with
# https://www.unicode.org/notes/tn28/UTN28-PlainTextMath-v3.1.pdf
# ================================================================================
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# Top level
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
our $lxMimeType = 'application/x-unicodemath'; # !?!?!?!?
sub convertNode {
my ($self, $doc, $xmath, $style) = @_;
my $math = $xmath->parentNode;
my $uni = $math && isElementNode($math) && unicodemath($doc, $math);
return { processor => $self, encoding => $lxMimeType, mimetype => $lxMimeType,
string => $uni }; }
sub rawIDSuffix {
return '.muni'; }
sub getQName {
my ($node) = @_;
return $LaTeXML::Post::DOCUMENT->getQName($node); }
# Separate interface to convert single Math element to Unicode
sub unicodemath {
my ($doc, $node) = @_;
local $LaTeXML::Post::DOCUMENT = $doc;
my ($uni, $prec) = unimath_internal($node);
return $uni; }
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# General translation utilities.
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
sub realize {
my ($node, $branch) = @_;
return (ref $node) ? $LaTeXML::Post::DOCUMENT->realizeXMNode($node, $branch) : $node; }
# For a node that is a (possibly embellished) operator,
# find the underlying role.
my %EMBELLISHING_ROLE = ( # CONSTANT
SUPERSCRIPTOP => 1, SUBSCRIPTOP => 1,
OVERACCENT => 1, UNDERACCENT => 1, MODIFIER => 1, MODIFIEROP => 1);
sub getOperatorRole {
my ($node) = @_;
if (!$node) {
return; }
elsif (my $role = $node->getAttribute('role')) {
return $role; }
elsif (getQName($node) eq 'ltx:XMApp') {
my ($op, $base) = element_nodes($node);
return ($EMBELLISHING_ROLE{ $op->getAttribute('role') || '' }
? getOperatorRole($base)
: undef); } }
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# Table of Translators for presentation|content
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# All translators take XMath XML::LibXML nodes as arguments,
# and return an unicode string & precedence
our $unimath_converters = {};
sub DefUnicodeMath {
my ($key, $converter) = @_;
$$unimath_converters{$key} = $converter if $converter;
return; }
sub lookupConverter {
my ($mode, $role, $name) = @_;
$name = '?' unless $name;
$role = '?' unless $role;
return $$unimath_converters{"$mode:$role:$name"}
|| $$unimath_converters{"$mode:?:$name"}
|| $$unimath_converters{"$mode:$role:?"}
|| $$unimath_converters{"$mode:?:?"}; }
our $PREC_RELOP = 1;
our $PREC_ADDOP = 2;
our $PREC_MULOP = 3;
our $PREC_SCRIPTOP = 4;
our $PREC_SYMBOL = 10;
our $PREC_UNKNOWN = 10;
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# Support functions
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# Convert to string, return string and precedence
sub unimath_internal {
my ($node) = @_;
return unimath_error("Missing Subexpression") unless $node;
my $tag = getQName($node);
my $role = $node->getAttribute('role');
#Debug("UnicodeMath tag=$tag, role=".($role||'<unknown>'));
if (($tag eq 'ltx:Math') || ($tag eq 'ltx:XMath')) {
return unimath_map(element_nodes($node)); } # Really multiple nodes???
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:XMDual') {
my ($content, $presentation) = element_nodes($node);
return unimath_internal($presentation); }
elsif (($tag eq 'ltx:XMWrap') || ($tag eq 'ltx:XMArg')) { # Only present if parsing failed!
return unimath_map(element_nodes($node)); }
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:XMApp') {
my ($op, @args) = element_nodes($node);
if (!$op) {
return unimath_error("Missing Operator"); }
elsif ($role && ($role =~ /^(FLOAT|POST)(SUB|SUPER)SCRIPT$/)) {
# (FLOAT|POST)(SUB|SUPER)SCRIPT's should NOT remain in successfully parsed math.
# This conversion creates something "presentable", though doubtfully correct (empty mi?)
# Really should mark & make a fake parsing pass to & group open/close pairs & attach scripts
return ($2 eq 'SUB' ? unimath_sub(undef, undef, $op) : unimath_sup(undef, undef, $op)); }
else {
my $rop = realize($op);
return &{ lookupConverter('Apply', getOperatorRole($rop), $rop->getAttribute('meaning'))
}($op, @args); } }
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:XMTok') {
my $m = $node->getAttribute('meaning') || 'none';
return ($m eq 'absent' ? '' : stylizeContent($node), $PREC_SYMBOL); }
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:XMHint') {
## Presumably would output some space here, except that space is default end delimiter of expr.
return ('', 0); }
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:XMArray') {
my @rows = ();
foreach my $row (element_nodes($node)) {
push(@rows, join('&', map { unimath_nested($_, 0); } element_nodes($row))); }
return ("\x{25A0}(" . join('@', @rows) . ')', 0); }
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:XMText') {
return unimath_text($node); }
elsif ($tag eq 'ltx:ERROR') {
return unimath_error($node); }
else {
return unimath_text($node); } }
# Convert $node, wrapping in braces if its precedence is lower than $prec
# Should this recognize already-fenced? (or XMWrap, above?)
sub unimath_nested {
my ($node, $prec) = @_;
my ($string, $iprec) = unimath_internal($node);
return ($iprec >= $prec ? $string : '{' . $string . '}'); }
# Just combine the conversion of all the @args
sub unimath_map {
# my ($op, @args) = @_;
my (@args) = @_;
my $iprec = 0;
my $oprec = 0;
if ((scalar(@args) > 1)
&& (($args[0]->getAttribute('role') || 'none') eq 'OPEN')
&& (($args[-1]->getAttribute('role') || 'none') eq 'CLOSE')) {
$oprec = $PREC_SYMBOL; }
return (join('', map { unimath_nested($_, $iprec); } @args), $oprec); }
sub unimath_args {
my ($op, @args) = @_;
my $iprec = 0;
my $oprec = 0;
if ((scalar(@args) > 1)
&& (($args[0]->getAttribute('role') || 'none') eq 'OPEN')
&& (($args[-1]->getAttribute('role') || 'none') eq 'CLOSE')) {
$oprec = $PREC_SYMBOL; }
return (join('', map { unimath_nested($_, $iprec); } @args), $oprec); }
our %prefix_prec = ();
sub unimath_prefix {
my ($op, @args) = @_;
$op = realize($op) if ref $op;
return ("", $PREC_SYMBOL) unless $op && @args;
my $role = (ref $op ? getOperatorRole($op) : 'none') || 'none';
my $prec = (defined $prefix_prec{$role} ? $prefix_prec{$role} : $PREC_SYMBOL);
return (join('', unimath_nested($op, 0),
map { unimath_nested($_, $prec); } @args), $prec); }
# args are XMath nodes
# This is suitable for use as an Apply handler.
our %infix_prec = (
ADDOP => $PREC_ADDOP, BINOP => $PREC_ADDOP,
MULOP => $PREC_MULOP, MIDDLE => $PREC_MULOP,
COMPOSEOP => $PREC_MULOP, MODIFIEROP => $PREC_MULOP,
RELOP => $PREC_RELOP, METARELOP => $PREC_RELOP, ARROW => $PREC_RELOP,
);
sub unimath_infix {
my ($op, @args) = @_;
$op = realize($op) if ref $op;
return ("", $PREC_SYMBOL) unless $op && @args;
my $role = (ref $op ? getOperatorRole($op) : 'none') || 'none';
my $prec = (defined $infix_prec{$role} ? $infix_prec{$role} : $PREC_SYMBOL);
my $opuni = unimath_nested($op, $prec);
my @items = (unimath_nested(shift(@args), $prec));
if (scalar(@args) == 0) { # Infix with 1 arg is presumably Prefix!
unshift(@items, $opuni); }
else {
while (@args) {
push(@items, $opuni, unimath_nested(shift(@args), $prec)); } }
return (join('', @items), $prec); }
my %default_token_content = (
MULOP => "\x{2062}", ADDOP => "\x{2064}", PUNCT => "\x{2063}");
# Given an item (string or token element w/attributes) and latexml attributes,
# convert the string to the appropriate unicode (possibly plane1)
# & MathML presentation attributes (mathvariant, mathsize, mathcolor, stretchy)
sub stylizeContent {
my ($item, %attr) = @_;
my $iselement = (ref $item) eq 'XML::LibXML::Element';
my $role = ($iselement ? $item->getAttribute('role') : 'ID');
my $font = ($iselement ? $item->getAttribute('font') : $attr{font})
|| $LaTeXML::MathML::FONT;
my $text = (ref $item ? $item->textContent : $item);
my $variant = ($font ? unicode_mathvariant($font) : '');
if ((!defined $text) || ($text eq '')) { # Failsafe for empty tokens?
if (my $default = $role && $default_token_content{$role}) {
$text = $default; }
else {
$text = ($iselement ? $item->getAttribute('name') || $item->getAttribute('meaning') || $role : '?');
} }
my $u_text = $variant && unicode_convert($text, $variant);
if ((defined $u_text) && ($u_text ne '')) { # didn't remap the text ? Keep text & variant
$text = $u_text; }
return $text; }
# Some of these equivalences may not be correct,
# in particular, ignoring the "semantics" associated with IPA or Phonetic symbols
# Here's an interesting question:
# How much do we prefer sub/superscipt glyphs over ^{...}, or _{...} ?
# We COULD unmap plane 1 math chars down to plain letters, and then remap them to sub/superscript.
# (maybe only math italic?)
sub unimath_sub {
my ($op, $base, $script) = @_;
my $pos = (ref $op && $op->getAttribute('scriptpos')) || 'post';
my $pre = $pos =~ /^pre/;
my $mid = $pos =~ /^mid/;
my $mapped = 0;
my $ubase = ($base ? unimath_nested($base, $PREC_SCRIPTOP) : '');
my ($uscript, $prec) = unimath_internal($script);
# Possibly convert $uscript to subscript codepoints ??
if ($mid) { } # Could try for combining accents?
else {
my $u_uscript = unicode_convert($uscript, 'subscript');
if (defined $u_uscript) {
$uscript = $u_uscript; $mapped = 1; } }
$uscript = '{' . $uscript . '}' if !$mapped && $prec < $PREC_SCRIPTOP; # Wrap if needed
return (($pre ? ($mapped ? $uscript : '{_' . $uscript . '}') . $ubase
: $ubase . ($mapped ? '' : ($mid ? "\x{252C}" : '_')) . $uscript), $PREC_SCRIPTOP); }
sub unimath_sup {
my ($op, $base, $script) = @_;
my $pos = (ref $op && $op->getAttribute('scriptpos')) || 'post';
my $pre = $pos =~ /^pre/;
my $mid = $pos =~ /^mid/;
my $mapped = 0;
my $ubase = ($base ? unimath_nested($base, $PREC_SCRIPTOP) : '');
my ($uscript, $prec) = unimath_internal($script);
# Possibly convert $uscript to superscript codepoints ??
if ($mid) { } # Could try for combining accents?
else {
my $u_uscript = unicode_convert($uscript, 'superscript');
if (defined $u_uscript) {
$uscript = $u_uscript; $mapped = 1; } }
$uscript = '{' . $uscript . '}' if !$mapped && $prec < $PREC_SCRIPTOP; # Wrap if needed
return (($pre ? ($mapped ? $uscript : '{^' . $uscript . '}') . $ubase
: $ubase . ($mapped ? '' : ($mid ? "\x{2534}" : '^')) . $uscript), $PREC_SCRIPTOP); }
# The combining chars assciated with the accent chars over/under
# Perhaps these tables should be moved to LaTeXML::Util::Unicode? (later...)
our %overaccents = ('^' => "\x{0302}", # \hat,
UTF(0x5E) => "\x{0302}", # \widehat
"\x{02C7}" => "\x{030C}", # \check
'~' => "\x{303}",
UTF(0x7E) => "\x{0303}", # \tilde, \widetilde
UTF(0x84) => "\x{0301}", # \acute
UTF(0x60) => "\x{0300}", # \grave
"\x{02D9}" => "\x{0307}", # \dot
UTF(0xAB) => "\x{0308}", # \ddot
UTF(0xAF) => "\x{0304}", # \bar, \overline
"\x{2192}" => "\x{20D7}", # \vec
"\x{02D8}" => "\x{0306}", # \breve
"o" => "\x{030A}", # \r
"\x{02DD}" => "\x{030B}", # \H
);
our %underaccents = (
UTF(0xB8) => "\x{0327}", # \c
'.' => "\x{0323}", # dot below
UTF(0xAF) => "\x{0331}", # macron below
"=" => "\x{0361}", # \t
"," => "\x{0361}", # lfhook
);
# \overbrace, \underbrace, \overleftarrow ??
sub unimath_overaccent {
my ($op, $base) = @_;
my $acc = $op->textContent;
my $cacc = $acc && $overaccents{$acc};
my ($ubase, $uprec) = unimath_internal($base);
$ubase = '(' . $ubase . ')' if length($ubase) > 1;
return ($ubase . ($cacc ? $cacc : "\x{252C}" . $acc), $PREC_SCRIPTOP); }
sub unimath_underaccent {
my ($op, $base) = @_;
my $acc = $op->textContent;
my $cacc = $acc && $underaccents{$acc};
my ($ubase, $uprec) = unimath_internal($base);
$ubase = '(' . $ubase . ')' if length($ubase) > 1; # maybe NBSP, too???
return ($ubase . ($cacc ? $cacc : "\x{252C}" . $acc), $PREC_SCRIPTOP); }
# Handle text contents.
# We probably should pass this back to the same code used in CrossRef.
# But also, there's the question of what to do with nested math?
# Is that even allowable in UnicodeMath?
sub unimath_text {
my (@nodes) = @_;
return ('"' . join('', map { (ref $_ ? $_->textContent : $_); } @nodes) . '"', $PREC_SYMBOL); }
sub unimath_error {
return unimath_text('ERROR ', @_); }
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
# Tranlators
#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:?', \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:ADDOP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:MULOP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:BINOP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:RELOP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:METARELOP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:ARROW:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:COMPOSEOP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath("Apply:DIFFOP:?", \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:BIGOP:?', \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:INTOP:?', \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:SUMOP:?', \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:formulae', \&unimath_map);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:multirelation', \&unimath_args);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:limit-from', \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:annotated', \&unimath_prefix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:FRACOP:?', sub {
my ($op, $num, $den, @more) = @_;
my $thickness = $op->getAttribute('thickness');
if (defined $thickness) { # Hmm? maybe not even a fraction?
return ('(' . unimath_nested($num, 0) . UTF(0xA6) . unimath_nested($den, 0) . ')', $PREC_SYMBOL); }
else {
return (unimath_nested($num, $PREC_MULOP) . '/' . unimath_nested($den, $PREC_MULOP), 1); } });
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:MODIFIEROP:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:MIDDLE:?', \&unimath_infix);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:SUPERSCRIPTOP:?', \&unimath_sup);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:SUBSCRIPTOP:?', \&unimath_sub);
# These could search for candidate combining chars?
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:OVERACCENT:?', \&unimath_overaccent);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:UNDERACCENT:?', \&unimath_underaccent);
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:POSTFIX:?', sub { # Reverse presentation, no @apply
my ($op) = unimath_internal($_[0]);
return (unimath_nested($_[1], $PREC_MULOP) . $op, $PREC_MULOP); });
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:square-root', sub {
return ("\x{221A}" . unimath_nested($_[1], $PREC_MULOP), $PREC_MULOP); });
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:nth-root', sub {
# Could convert to \x{221B} for cube, \x{221C} for quartic
my ($n) = unimath_internal($_[2]);
my $op = ($n eq '2' ? "\x{221A}"
: ($n eq '3' ? "\x{221B}"
: ($n eq '4' ? "\x{221C}"
: "\\root " . $n . "\\of")));
return ($op . unimath_nested($_[1], $PREC_MULOP), $PREC_MULOP); });
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:ENCLOSE:?', sub {
my ($op, $base) = @_;
return (unimath_nested($base, $PREC_SYMBOL), $PREC_SYMBOL); });
# ================================================================================
# cfrac! Ugh!
DefUnicodeMath('Apply:?:continued-fraction', sub {
return unimath_error("continued fraction"); });
#================================================================================
1;
__END__
=pod
=head1 NAME
C<LaTeXML::Post::UnicodeMath> - Post-Processing module for converting math to UnicodeMath.
=head1 SYNOPSIS
C<LaTeXML::Post::UnicodeMath> converts math into UnicodeMath.
It should be usable as a primary math format (alone), or as a secondary format.
This module can also be used to convert ltx:XMath expressions into plain Unicode strings
for use in attributes.
=head1 DESCRIPTION
=over 4
=item C<< $string = unicodemath($document,$mathnode); >>
Convert the given math node into UnicodeMath.
=back
=cut
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