This example demonstrates how to tune the layout of a generated LaTeX code. The result can be made indistinguishable from code written by a human.
On the previous step, we got the following LaTeX document:
\documentclass[a4paper]{article} ....
\begin{document}
Hello, {\it{}World}!
\end{document}
A better code layout is:
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
....
\begin{document}
Hello, {\it World}!
\end{document}
The source TeXML code uses the attributes nl2 and gr to tune the layout:
<TeXML>
<cmd name="documentclass" nl2="1">
<opt>a4paper</opt>
<parm>article</parm>
</cmd>
....
<env name="document">
Hello, <group><cmd name="it" gr="0"/>World</group>!
</env>
</TeXML>
Next step: “PDF literal strings”