Add a "SetContent" function #16
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This pull request introduces a new
setContentmethod to thetexlibrary, allowing users to programmatically set the content of the editor. It updates the core library, documentation, and examples to reflect this new functionality.Core Library Changes:
setContentmethod to thetexobject, allowing users to set the content of the editor via JavaScript. This method updates both the visible editor content and the underlying HTML content. (src/tex.js, [1] [2]Documentation Updates:
README.mdto includesetContentin the list of exported methods and added an example usage ofsetContentunder a new "Set Content" section. (README.md, [1] [2]Example Updates:
examples/index.htmlby adding a new editor instance (editor4) and demonstrating the use of thesetContentmethod to populate it with programmatically defined content. (examples/index.html, [1] [2]