Denis Bitouzé

> 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 > > ```...

> @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...

> > I don't see how this works: what is hello? > > on that demo it is an arbitrary string, try https://texlive.net/run?bonjour a more realistic example with two inline...

> > to make the PDFs displayed each time a page is visited? > > yes , but this puts some load on the server, you might consider hosting your...

> @dbitouze sorry errors in that pre-loaded pdf example (still had remnants of the example calling latexcgi on page load) corrected at [8ce3c97](https://github.com/davidcarlisle/latexcgi/commit/8ce3c9756aa3a97953c3bf33f1bfd5735f412635) Thanks for digging into this! I'm not...

>When the first element in a `\begin{lilypond}` environment is `\include` BTW, I would advise against `\include` in a `lilypond` environment. What would be advised for this use case is `\input`...

OK, sorry for the noise.

For instance, the input BibTex ``` @article {krylov, author = {Liesen and Gaul and Nabben}, title = {Framework Deflation Krylov Augmented} } ``` would be converted into the following `biblatex`...

>Thanks for the info You're welcome! >The question whether or not this can be implemented quickly [...] There is no pressing urgency :)

> `@online` allows: > > * subtitle > > * titleaddon > > * language > > * version > > * note > > * organization > > *...