Abstract
XLingPaper is a plugin to XMLMind, an XML editor designed for publishers. We describe XLingPaper’s development history and its dependencies on TEX packages for PDF creation. XLingPaper does three things. 1) It controls the user interface of a powerful tool, only allowing valid document sections to be inserted into a document, thus reducing user friction in the document production process. 2) It provides a constrained number of document sections which are relevant in the production of linguistically-oriented publications, e.g., grammars, dissertations, theses, journal articles, edited volumes, etc. 3) It exports documents to a variety of formats, e.g., PDFs, ePUB, OpenOffice Writer, HTML.
Citable as
Black, H. Andrew and Hugh J. Paterson III (2021) “XLingPaper’s use of TeX Technologies ”. TUGboat. 41(2): 208. https://tug.org/TUGboat/tb42-2/tb131abstracts.pdf
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Hugh Paterson III
Collaborative Scholar
I specialize in bespoke research at the intersection of Linguistics, Law, Languages, and Technology; specifically utility and life-cycle management for information products in these spaces.
H. Andrew Black
Software Programmer
In my retired life I write software for linguists. I focus on software supporting lexicography, grammar analysis, phonological analysis, and scholarly publication.