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WYSIWYM

In computing, WYSIWYM (/ˈwɪziwɪm/; what you see is what you mean) is a paradigm for editing a structured document. It is an adjunct to the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) paradigm, which displays the result of a formatted document as it will appear on screen or in print—without showing the descriptive code underneath.

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Document processors

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In web environments

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Document processors

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WYSIWYM

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples28
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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WYSIWYM

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related to Document processors · 13
WYSIWYM → For, FrameMaker, LaTeX, LyX, Multiple, PDF, PostScript, The, These, TPS, Unlike, Xerox PARC, XML/HTML/CSS
related to In web environments · 8
WYSIWYM → CSS, HTML, HTML's, IDE, Major, Such, Users, WYSIWYG

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document structure content final also editor structured system see html presentation contents one rather wysiwyg paradigm example format users without

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LaTeXinstance ofalthough similar concepts can be traced back to earlier publishing systems0.80text
TPSinstance ofalthough similar concepts can be traced back to earlier publishing systems0.80text
XML/HTML/CSSinstance ofThese elements can then be exported to corresponding tags which preserve some or all of their functionality in a markup language0.80text
PDFinstance ofThese elements can then be exported to corresponding tags which preserve some or all of their functionality in a markup language0.80text
or directly rendered down for final presentation in anything from PostScript to raw text.A different approach to the WYSIWYM philosophy is taken by GNU TeXmacsinstance ofThese elements can then be exported to corresponding tags which preserve some or all of their functionality in a markup language0.80text
which combines the on-screen representation of the document structure with an almost-faithful WYSIWYG renderinginstance ofThese elements can then be exported to corresponding tags which preserve some or all of their functionality in a markup language0.80text
CSS during outputinstance ofthese tools' automated analysis of the source format rarely accounts for a distinction between HTML's content and its presentation through means0.80text
WYSIWYMrelated to Document processorsUnlike0.60section
WYSIWYMrelated to Document processorsThe0.60section
WYSIWYMrelated to Document processorsLyX0.60section
WYSIWYMrelated to Document processorsLaTeX0.60section
WYSIWYMrelated to Document processorsTPS0.60section

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