A few additional objects beyond the main editor are documented here:

• MathYlemDoc found in build/mathylem_doc.min.js: For manipulating standalone documents. For example, if you have an XML string and want to load it as a MathYlem document, convert it to LaTeX, or run an XPath query on it, this class has that functionality.

• MathYlemRender found in build/mathylem_render.min.js: For rendering documents found on the page.

• new MathYlemDoc(doc): Takes an XML string doc and creates a MathYlem document from it.

  • doc is a string which should be valid MathYlem XML.

• get_content(format): Return the content of the document.

  • format is a string--either "latex", "text", or "xml". Determines the format of in which to return the content.

• set_content(xml_data): Sets the content of the document.

  • xml_data is a string which should be valid MathYlem XML.

• xpath_node(xpath): Returns the first node matching the given xpath expression.

  • xpath: A string containing XPath.

• xpath_list(xpath): Returns an iterator over all nodes matching the given XPath expression.

  • xpath: A string containing XPath.

• get_symbols(groups): Returns a list of all string types of symbols involved in any of the groups in groups.

  • groups is either empty (in which case all symbol types will be returned) or an array of string names of groups whose symbol types should be included.

• root(): Returns an Element object for the root node of the document.

• MathYlemRender.render_all(): Renders all MathYlem XML documents found on the page. These should be placed in script tags with type="mathylem_xml" in the source before this function is called.

  For example if the page has

  <script type="mathylem_xml"><m><e>x+1</e></m></script>

  Then a call to MathYlemRender.render_all() will replace this element with a span containing the renered equation.

• MathYlemRender.render(doc, target_id): Render the provided XML document in the element #target_id.

  • doc: A string representing the XML document to be rendered

  • target_id: The ID of an element on the page into which the rendered content should be placed.