On 16-12-2010 10:23, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
You don’t need \long in this case, the problem is that
\define itself isn’t defined as \long while in mkiv
all commands are defined as \long.
i'll make the mkii ones long
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Am 16.12.2010 um 18:28 schrieb Vedran Miletić:
> 2010/12/16 Jonas Stein
> >>> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
> >>> raises an error.
>
> >> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \endgraf}
>
> works fine. Thank you!
>
> > This is also nicely covered in TeXBook.
> > Alternatively \long\def might work.
>
>
2010/12/16 Jonas Stein
> >>> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
> >>> raises an error.
>
> >> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \endgraf}
>
> works fine. Thank you!
>
> > This is also nicely covered in TeXBook.
> > Alternatively \long\def might work.
>
> \long\define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
fails too
>
\lo
>>> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
>>> raises an error.
>> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \endgraf}
works fine. Thank you!
> This is also nicely covered in TeXBook.
> Alternatively \long\def might work.
\long\define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
fails too
kind regards,
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Jonas Stein
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 05:58, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
> On Thu, 16 Dec 2010, Jonas Stein wrote:
>
>> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
>>
>> raises an error.
>
> (Untested)
>
> \define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \endgraf}
This is also nicely covered in TeXBook.
Alternatively \long\def might work.
Mojca
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2010, Jonas Stein wrote:
\define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \par }
raises an error.
(Untested)
\define[1]\myoneliner{#1 \endgraf}
Aditya
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raises an error.
Why, and how should i repair it?
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