Peter Münster wrote:
"Verhaag, G.C.H.M." writes:
\definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\infull]
\definesynonyms[state][states][\infull]
Don't use the same command. Better:
\definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\KindFull]
\definesynonyms[state][states][\StateFull]
Hi,
Thanks for the tip!
I did
"Verhaag, G.C.H.M." writes:
> \definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\infull]
> \definesynonyms[state][states][\infull]
Don't use the same command. Better:
\definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\KindFull]
\definesynonyms[state][states][\StateFull]
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Peter
Hi,
I use \definesynonyms in several documents but it seems to be broken!
For testing purposes I use the folowing command:
\definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\infull]
\kind{to}{test one!}
\kind{t}{sonething else}
\definesynonyms[state][states][\infull]
\state{a}{anything}
\state{ab}{anything b}
Hi,
the following example works in mkii, but in mkiv the first 'infull' won't
appear:
\enableregime [utf]
\definesynonyms [StandardAbbrev] [StandardAbbrevs] [\infull]
\definesynonyms [TechAbbrev] [TechAbbrevs] [\infull]
\StandardAbbrev [DIN] {\kap{din}} {Deutsches Institut für Normung~e.\,V.}
Am 28.07.2006 um 16:34 schrieb Taco Hoekwater:
>
> There is also this (more formal) solution:
>
>\def\PID{\dodoubleempty\doPID}
>\def\doPID[#1][#2]{\getparameters[PID#1][#2]}
thanks Taco!
Cheers, Bernd
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Bernd Militzer wrote:
> Am 27.07.2006 um 07:54 schrieb Aditya Mahajan:
>
>
>>You can also do
>>
>>\def\PID[#1]#2[#3]{\getparameters[PID#1][#3]}
>>% #2 is to gobble spaces
>
>
> thanks for that hint Aditya!
There is also this (more formal) solution:
\def\PID{\dodoubleempty\doPID}
\def\
Am 27.07.2006 um 07:54 schrieb Aditya Mahajan:
>
> You can also do
>
> \def\PID[#1]#2[#3]{\getparameters[PID#1][#3]}
> % #2 is to gobble spaces
thanks for that hint Aditya!
Bernd
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On Mon, 24 Jul 2006, Bernd Militzer wrote:
> Thanks a Taco!
>
> with PID[268]%
> ^
> [Fam=Rudolph,
> Nam=Rudluffen,
> Vor=Adam]
>
You can also do
\def\PID[#1]#2[#3]{\getparameters[PID#1][#3]}
% #2 is to gobble spaces
\def\doGetPID#1#2{\getvalue{PID#2#1}}
\d
Am 24.07.2006 um 11:11 schrieb Taco Hoekwater:
>
> But it is probably easier to write a small database interface
> layer. Somewhat like this (note that I had to change \doGeTPID
> as well).
>
>\def\PID[#1][#2]{\getparameters[PID#1][#2]}
>
>\def\doGetPID#1#2{\getvalue{PID#2#1}}
>
>\def
Thanks a Taco!
with PID[268]%
^
[Fam=Rudolph,
Nam=Rudluffen,
Vor=Adam]
all is ok.
Bernd
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Bernd Militzer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> for a large ancestor-project I defined a set of informations for a
> lot of persons like you can see below.
>
> QUESTION: how many synonyms can I max. define? I need about 4000 defs.
>
>
a lot (as much as tex's hash + mem permits; the hash can be > 100K)
Bernd Militzer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> for a large ancestor-project I defined a set of informations for a
> lot of persons like you can see below.
>
> QUESTION: how many synonyms can I max. define? I need about 4000 defs.
If you need only 4000 separate PIDs, that should work ok.
> or has som
Hi all,
for a large ancestor-project I defined a set of informations for a
lot of persons like you can see below.
QUESTION: how many synonyms can I max. define? I need about 4000 defs.
or has someone a better idea to handle those informations.
thanks for help!
Bernd
% --> snip
%
\define
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