README: update to example code following API changes
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The three rendering functions are available in fxlib; for monospaced fonts the fourth can be implemented trivially. In gint, the four can be defined as wrappers for `dpixel()`, `dline()`, `dsize()` and `dtext()`.
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The type of formulae is `TeX_Flow`. To parse and compute the size of a formula, use the `TeX_parse()` function, which returns a new formula object (or `NULL` if a critical error occurs).
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The type of formulae is `TeX_Env`. To parse and compute the size of a formula, use the `TeX_parse()` function, which returns a new formula object (or `NULL` if a critical error occurs).
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```c
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char *code = "\\frac{x_7}{\\left\\{\\frac{\\frac{2}{3}}{27}\\right\\}^2}";
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struct TeX_Flow *formula = TeX_parse(code);
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struct TeX_Env *formula = TeX_parse(code);
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```
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The size of the formula can be queried through `formula->width` and `formula->height`. To render, specify the location of the top-left corner and the drawing color (which will be passed to all primitives):
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