>>> - maybe switch to mkvi as named parameters make rewriting
>>> macros a breeze
>>
>> Would you elaborate a bit further?
>
> You can use for the parameter in your macros names instead of number,
> as you can see below the first definition uses “#1” for the argument while
> the second uses “#text”.
>
> You can force MkIV mode when you add “% macros=mkvi” at the top
> of the file. When your code is a external file (e.g. a module) you can
> give it “mkvi” as file extension (instead of the normal “tex” or “mkiv”)
> and don’t need this line anymore.
I had tried named parameters and I didn't know why it was not
working... now I know! :-)
I have one question:
- What does it happen when there is a quotation mark (") inside the
parameter? Do I need to "escape" the contents passed to the macro?
André Caldas.
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