I am using the from Python to get MathML from MathType objects. In Windows, MTXFormEqn can replace MathType OLE object on the clipboard with its transformed equivalent. This seems to be the standard approach.

Lib.MTXFormSetTranslator(4, TRANSLATORTDLFILENAME) lib.MTXFormEqn(mtxfmCLIPBOARD, mtxfmTEXT, None, 0, # source mtxfmCLIPBOARD, mtxfmTEXT, None, 0, # dest ', None) I am attempting to port this to OSX, but I can't figure out what data to pass into MTXFormEqn. Calling the code above simple returns mtOK and MTXFormGetStatus reports a generic error. Suggests the source must be 'file' instead. The documentation lists 'PICT' as a possible input format. MTEquationOnClipboard reports a MathType clipboard object as type WMF ( 2), but I can get its PICT equivalent using NSPasteboard.

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Pb = NSPasteboard.generalPasteboard data = pb.dataForType(NSPICTPboardType) Has anyone successfully used MTXFormEqn to translate MathType objects on the Mac? I can't find any examples (in the documentation or online) which use anything expect the standard clipboard-to-clipboard method from Windows. Here is a of the working Windows code. Error checking and const definitions omitted for brevity. No MTXFormEqn does not call MTEquationOnClipboard, so the fact that MTEquationOnClipboard is returning mtWMFEQUATION does not matter. The call to MTXFormEqn will look for any MathType eqn data on the clipboard. Your list of clipboard types, indicates that MathType was the app that placed the data on the clipboard ('CorePasteboardFlavorType 0x45514E44' is 'EQND', MathTypes native eqn data format).

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Given that EQND is on the clipboard MTXFormEqn should just use that (i.e. Not even bother with the PICT). I see no reason why MTXFormEqn should fail. – Feb 3 '12 at 20:38.