At 10:35 AM 9/5/2001 +0200, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
>I wanted to do something like this:
>\def\myenv#1{\subject{#1}\starttabulate[|l|lT|]}
>\def\myrow#1#2{\NC #1 \NC #2 \NC\NR}
>\let\endmyenv=\stoptabulate
>
>so I can say
>
>\myenv{One}
>\myrow{hello}{lineone}
>\myrow{out there}{linetwo}
>\myrow{and}{linethree}
>\myrow{everything}{linefour}
>\endmyenv
>
>and that would give me a table :
>
>hello lineone
>out there linetwo
>and linethree
>everything linefour
>
>How can I accomplish this?
\definetabulate [patrick] [ some template ]
\let\somepatrick\startpatrick
\def\startpatrick#1{\subject{#1}\somepatrick}
\startpatrick
....
\hisrow ...
....
\stoppatrick
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