Tobias Krause wrote:
> Great, thank!
> Just to know: why do I need the trailing \?
TeX uses the blank to detect the end of a command, if no other command
follows. That's why you can write
'Stra\ss e' to get 'Straße' ('Stra\sse' is impossible to parse, because there
could be an \sse command as well).
The trailing \ is just a "normal space" ('\ ') and indicates that the \geneuro
command is finished and something new (here: a blank) follows.
An alternative would be '\geneuro{} text', but this might break the kerning.
Jürgen
