David Carlisle

No promises, but I had a thought about this, re-opening so I don't forget

@dbitouze try https://davidcarlisle.github.io/latexcgi/test-sk.html#begindocument I added a simple check so it doesn't add `\begin{document}` if that text is there already so a fragment ``` \DeclareMathOperator*{\Lim}{Lim} \begin{document} $\Lim f$ ``` works

@dbitouze locally setting `packageregex` does work but it's not currently documented, it is with the other regex that are really part of the internal code. I am thinking of documenting...

@dbitouze I knew you were going to say that:-) This version is a lot simpler as it isn't inserting anything: it is just a simple `if()..` around the existing insertion...

I moved the regex array (will adjust the documentation later) but https://davidcarlisle.github.io/latexcgi/test-sk.html#siunitx shows an example needing `siunitx` the page adds that via ``` runlatex.packageregex.push( [/\\qty *[\[{]/, "\\usepackage{siunitx}\n"] ); ```

> Thanks! But, sorry, I don't see the benefit over the script you provided @dbitouze it is exactly the same except I renamed the array from `packageregex` to `runlatex.packageregex` Having...

Thanks for your interest, I guess you are the first person to contact me about that in the 30 years since I wrote it:-) This is just the usual latex...

Thanks for this, I may add to the currently undocumented curl directory that already has a shell script for a commandline wrapper around curl. I'm wary about advertising these things...

@dbitouze that depends... for initial faq examples you know the code and so you could host the image. For dynamically edited code, you need to submit to say you have...

You can of course cause the pdfs to be generated on page load, eg https://texlive.net/run?hello