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  my $breaker = $$self{linebreaker};
  if (!$breaker) {
    require LaTeXML::Post::MathML::Linebreaker;
    $breaker = $$self{linebreaker} = LaTeXML::Post::MathML::Linebreaker->new(); }

  my $pmml   = $self->convertNode_simple($doc, $xmath, $style);
  my $layout = $breaker->bestFitToWidth($xmath, $pmml, $$self{linelength}, 1);
  if ($$layout{hasbreak}) {    # YES it did linebreak!
    $pmml = $breaker->applyLayout($pmml, $layout); }
  return ($pmml, $$layout{hasbreak}); }

sub convertNode {
  my ($self, $doc, $xmath) = @_;
  my $style = (($xmath->parentNode->getAttribute('mode') || 'inline') eq 'display'
    ? 'display' : 'text');
  my $id = $xmath->parentNode->getAttribute('xml:id');
  # If this node has already been pre-converted

  my $pmml;
  if ($pmml = $id && $$doc{converted_pmml_cache}{$id}) { }
  # A straight displayed Math will have been handled by preprocess_linebreaking (below),
  # and, if it needed line-breaking, will have generated a MathFork/MathBranch.
  # Other math, in the non-semantic side of a MathFork, may want to line break here as well.
  # It presumably will NOT be display style(?)
  # NEXT better strategy will be to scan columns of MathBranches to establish desired line length?
  elsif ($$self{linelength}    # If line breaking
    && ($doc->findnodes('ancestor::ltx:MathBranch', $xmath))    # In formatted side of MathFork?
        # But ONLY if last column!! (until we can adapt LineBreaker!)
    && !$doc->findnodes('parent::ltx:Math/parent::ltx:td/following-sibling::ltx:td', $xmath)) {
    my ($pmmlb, $broke) = $self->convertNode_linebreak($doc, $xmath, $style);
    $pmml = $pmmlb; }
  else {
    $pmml = $self->convertNode_simple($doc, $xmath, $style); }
  return { processor => $self, xml => $pmml, mimetype => 'application/mathml-presentation+xml' }; }

sub rawIDSuffix {
  return '.pmml'; }

sub associateNodeHook {
  my ($self, $node, $sourcenode) = @_;
  # TODO: Shouldn't we have a single getQName shared for the entire latexml codebase
  #  in LaTeXML::Common or LaTeXML::Util ?
  my $name = LaTeXML::Post::MathML::getQName($node);
  if ($name =~ /^m:(?:mi|mo|mn)$/) {
    if (my $href = $sourcenode->getAttribute('href')) {
      if (ref $node eq 'ARRAY') {
        $$node[1]{href} = $href; }
      else {
        $node->setAttribute('href', $href); } }
    if (my $title = $sourcenode->getAttribute('title')) {
      if (ref $node eq 'ARRAY') {
        $$node[1]{title} = $title; }
      else {
        $node->setAttribute('title', $title); } } }
  return; }

#================================================================================
# Presentation MathML with Line breaking
# Not at all sure how this will integrate with Parallel markup...

# Any displayed formula is a candidate for line-breaking.
# If it is not already in a MathFork, and needs line-breaking,
# then we ought to wrap in a MathFork, so as to preserve the
# slightly "semantically meaningful" form.
# If we're mangling the document structure in this way,
# it needs to be done before the main scan-all-math's loop,
# since it moves the maths around.
# However, since we also have to check whether it NEEDS line breaking beforehand,
# we might as well linebreak & store that line-broken result alongside.
# [it will get stored WITHOUT an XMath expression, though, so we won't be asked to redo it]
# convertNode will be called later on the main fork (unbroken).
# Also, other subexpressions inside MathFork/MathBranch that were created by
# the usual means (bindings for eqnarray, or whatever) will still need to
# be converted (convertNode).
# And in fact they also should be line-broken -- we just don't know the width!!
sub preprocess_linebreaking {
  my ($self, $doc, @maths) = @_;

  # Rewrap every displayed ltx:Math in an ltx:MathFork (if it isn't ALREADY in a MathFork).
  # This is so that we can preserve the "more semantic" non-linebroken form as the main branch.
  foreach my $math (@maths) {
    my $mode = $math->getAttribute('mode') || 'inline';
    next unless $mode eq 'display';    # SKIP if not in display mode?
    my $style = ($mode eq 'display' ? 'display' : 'text');
    # If already has in a MathBranch, we can't really know if, or how wide, to line break!?!?!
    next if $doc->findnodes('ancestor::ltx:MathFork', $math);    # SKIP if already in a branch?
        # Now let's do the layout & see if it actually needs line breaks!
        # next if $math isn't really so wide ..
    my $id    = $math->getAttribute('xml:id');
    my $xmath = $doc->findnode('ltx:XMath', $math);
    my ($pmml, $broke) = $self->convertNode_linebreak($doc, $xmath, $style);
    if ($broke) {    # YES it did linebreak!
          # Replace the Math node with a MathFork that contains the Math node.
          # And a MathBranch that ONLY contains the line-broken pmml.
          # That branch won't get other parallel markup,
          # but the main, more semantic(?) one, will and will get the unbroken pmml (?), as well.
      my $p = $math->parentNode;
      $id = $id . ".mbr" if $id;
      $doc->replaceNode($math, ['ltx:MathFork', {}, $math,
          ['ltx:MathBranch', {},
            ['ltx:Math', { 'xml:id' => $id },
              $self->outerWrapper($doc, $xmath, $pmml)]]]);
      # Now,RE-mark, since the insertion removed internal attributes!
      $doc->markXMNodeVisibility; }
    # cache the converted pmml?
    # But note that applyLayout MAY have MODIFIED the orignal $pmml, so it may have linebreaks!
    # but then, it will have a modified id, as well!!! (.mbr appended)
    if ($id) {
      $$doc{converted_pmml_cache}{$id} = $pmml; }
  }
  return; }

#================================================================================
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