Am 10.01.25 um 19:45 schrieb Hans Hagen:
\tolerant\def\MyMacro[#1]#:#2%
{\ifparameter#1\or
(#1)
\fi
/#2/}
\MyMacro[one]{two}
\MyMacro{two}
Oops, another variant that I didn’t know.
I must unlearn my remaining MkII stuff…
When should I use brackets or other characters in a definition, when not?
optionals normally have []
Yes, of course, but I’m often surprised by funny characters like #:
Which docs should I read?
how about lowlevel-macros .. but haven't you read all of them by now ?
Apparently not diligently enough.
If at all. Can’t remember any more.
I’m not competent enough to rewrite e.g.
https://wiki.contextgarden.net/System_Macros/Handling_Arguments
Sigh.
HR
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