Installing Parempi-renderer to PlasTeX framework

Installation of Parempi is just like any other Python package. Parempi is a
rendering module for a plasTeX framework, so make sure plasTeX is installed
before installing this. It is recommended to download and install plasTeX
manually, using Python style install (’python setup.py install’). We had
some problems installing Parempi-renderer after installing plasTeX from
Ubuntu’s Software Centre.

To install Parempi, run the following command after installing plasTeX.
Python 2.4+ is required.

    python setup.py install

You may need to run the command as a root (’sudo’) to be able to install the
renderer to the same location as plasTeX. After installing Parempi-renderer,
please copy manually the following files to the locations listed below:

    .plasTeXrc      to  ~/.plasTeXrc
    .ParempiMathrc  to  ~/.ParempiMathrc
    i18n.xml        to [plasTeX dir]
    slides.py       to [plasTeX dir]/Packages
    amsmath.py      to [plasTeX dir]/Packages

PlasTeX may be located in ’/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/plasTeX’
or similar, depending on your system. The files ’.plasTeXrc’ and
’.ParempiMathrc’ are configuration files, that should be located in home
directory (’~’). To get slides environment working with Parempi-renderer,
’slides.py’ is needed. The file ’i18n.xml’ is used to get more language
specific terms. The file ’amsmath.py’ fixes the parsing of equation*
environment. While using this package, both ’equation*’ and ’equation’
environments will be parsed in the same way. However, they can still be
rendered in a different way.

To be able to render table of contents or citations, you will also need to
have a LaTeX distribution installed.

