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Re: LaTeX -> RTF, is XSLT the right tool?

Subject: Re: LaTeX -> RTF, is XSLT the right tool?
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 09:38:50 +0100
xslt latex
> Is it feasible to do this?
yes

> Is XSLT the right language for the job
no

XSLT requires XML input.  The hard part of getting from (La)TeX to
anything else is inferring the structure. So if you can get from latex
to something you can input to xslt then you are almost there.

There are several latex to html tools available, latex2html being the
best known although personally I seem to prefer tex4ht these days.

The common advice on tex lists is to go to html then give the html to
word and ask it to write out the rtf.

David


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