Aditya Mahajan schrieb am 25.08.18 um 19:02:
On Sat, 25 Aug 2018, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Hi,
sometimes one needs a environment where you have to set different
strings. While we have \definestartstop to create new environments it
doesn’t provide a mechanism to pass values to the environment.
Attached is a prototype for such a environment where you can pass
values (only style, color and alternative are reserved keys) and
create own layouts for the content of each environment.
Would it be better to enhance definestartstop so that it accepts an
alternative parameter?
This is a option but I didn’t want to redefine a existing environment in
my example.
Still adding a single optional argument to startstop isn’t enough
because things
like my epigraph example at the end of the file are easier to do with a
buffer than
simple before/after keys.
Another things is my personal preference to use
\startenvironment [<instance>] ... \stopenvironment
instead of
\start<instance> ... \stop<instance>
with a simple check if the used instance exists (easy to do when you use
the command
handler to create new commands).
Wolfgang
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