2011/3/19 Aditya Mahajan <adit...@umich.edu>
> \definestartstop
>>> [FancyFirstLetter]
>>> [style={\switchtobodyfont[big]\bf},
>>> color=red]
>>>
>>> \def\FancyUppercase#1%
>>> {\dostartFancyUppercase#1\dostopFancyUppercase}
>>>
>>> \def\dostartFancyUppercase#1#2\dostopFancyUppercase
>>> {\FancyFirstLetter{#1}#2}
>>>
>>>
>>> \def\Acronym#1%
>>> {\dostartAcronym#1 \dostopAcronym}
>>>
>>> \def\dostartAcronym#1 #2\dostopAcronym
>>> {\doifsomething{#1}
>>> {\FancyUppercase{#1} %space
>>> \dostartAcronym#2 \dostopAcronym}}
>>>
>>
>>
>> Almost. dostartAcronym needs a blanco line to put the words under
>> each-other:
>>
> At the moment I have I my document:
>
> Better to use an explicit \blank (A blank space is equal to \par, and can
> give funny results when you change indenting)
Is not the same. With a blank line the next word begins on a new line. When
using \blank there is also vertical whitespace between the words. But I
think I like it. So that is good. ;-}
--
Cecil Westerhof
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