About SnuggleTeX

• Overview & Features
• Why Use SnuggleTeX?
• License
• Release Notes

User Guide

• Getting SnuggleTeX
• Software Requirements
• Setting up Your ClassPath
• Examples
• Basic Usage
• Parsing LaTeX Inputs
• Creating XML String or DOM Outputs
• Creating Web Pages
• Error Reporting
• Supported LaTeX
• Advanced Usage
• Semantic Enrichment
• Migrating from older versions

SnuggleTeX Project Links

• Download from GitHub 

Setting up Your ClassPath

As summarised in the sofware requirements, some optional SnuggleTeX features make use of additional third-party JARs, which is bundled in the full distribution of SnuggleTeX. The table below tells you which distribution of SnuggleTeX will be most appropriate to your needs and shows how you should set up your ClassPath.

Note: All of the JARs bundled in the full SnuggleTeX distribution will have version numbers in their names. We have omitted these in the table below for brevity!

Your Goal	Suggested Distribution	Required at Compile Time	Required at Run Time
Convert LaTeX to XHTML + MathML, using most available features	snuggletex-1.2.n-basic.zip	snuggletex-core.jar	snuggletex-core.jar (*)
Convert LaTeX to XHTML + MathML, using all available features	snuggletex-1.2.n-full.zip	snuggletex-core.jar	snuggletex-core.jar saxon9.jar saxon9-dom.jar
Generate legacy XHTML+images web pages	snuggletex-1.2.n-full.zip	snuggletex-core.jar snuggletex-jeuclid.jar	snuggletex-core.jar snuggletex-jeuclid.jar jeuclid-core.jar batik-dom.jar batik-ext.jar batik-util.jar batik-xml.jar commons-io.jar commons-logging.jar xml-apis.jar (*) xml-apis-ext.jar xmlgraphics-commons.jar
Experimentally generate Content MathML and/or Maxima input from LaTeX, or convert the output from ASCIIMathML to Content MathML	snuggletex-1.2.n-full.zip	snuggletex-core.jar snuggletex-upconversion.jar	snuggletex-core.jar snuggletex-upconversion.jar saxon9.jar saxon9-dom.jar

Notes

• (*) Not required for Java 6 and above.