Things will go here. Oh, yes. They will.
The math_ml gem is a perfectly fine MathML parser, but for my needs, it had a few issues:
eim_xml. I'd prefer not to introduce an XML generation library into production if I don't have to. This library uses a simple homegrown XML generation system that covers all our needs without an extra, unverified gem floating about.So I decided to fork it. Since most interpretations of the GPL say that if you fork, you must rename, I decided to rename my fork to Mathemagical.
The original math_ml gem is license under the GPL Version 2. My modifications are licensed under the BSD License or whatever is most liberal, but since the original code is all GPL2, it doesn't really matter much.
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