On 5/6/05, Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > where the 8 indicates you will have 8 editable entries. In the macro > > > definition box, insert the left brace, the 2x4 array (with right > > > justification) and the right null delimiter. Then (still in the macro > > > definition box) switch into each cell and enter an argument index in the > > > form #1, #2, ..., #8. When you invoke the macro with \myArray inside a > > > math environment, you'll get editable cells in which to enter the eight > > > arguments. The limit is nine (the indexing must be '#' followed by a > > > single digit, and #0 won't fly). > > > > It would be even more interesting to have a macro able to accept a > > variable number of entries, which would be chosen by the user. Is my > > idea feasible? > > Not really, first of all it's hard to implement and secondly there's a > hard maximum of 9 macro arguments in TeX, so this will be quite some > hackery to create 5x5 tables this way.
Thanks, Andre'. I also imagined that would be very hard, if not impossible. Paul
