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xparse: Starred commands and IfBooleanTF
The Next CEO of Stack Overflowxparse recursion and/or special numeric specificationsWeird xparse issue involving splitlistReusing the current argument's number with xparseBehavior of xparse and “token”-type argumentTransforming a list with xparseDefining a command to define commands where the name uses the argument using xparseConverting xparse commands to htmlProblem with subscripts in custom xparse commands from foreign filesxparse SplitList parameter expansionPrevent xparse from stripping braces?
In some longer redefinition of existing code I am using a construct like
documentclassbook
usepackagexparse
makeatletter
NewDocumentCommandmymacrosmOm
defblabla#1%
% several lines later in another macro I use
IfBooleanTFblabla
makeatother
begindocument
mymacro*
enddocument
which works fine with texlive 2018 (xparse 2018-10-17) and lualatex.
However, when trying with texlive 2019 (xparse 2019-03-05)
I get the following error
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> LaTeX3 error:
Invalid use IfBooleanTF blabla
l.15 mymacro*
What would be the correct way of doing something like this with the new xparse version?
xparse
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
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In some longer redefinition of existing code I am using a construct like
documentclassbook
usepackagexparse
makeatletter
NewDocumentCommandmymacrosmOm
defblabla#1%
% several lines later in another macro I use
IfBooleanTFblabla
makeatother
begindocument
mymacro*
enddocument
which works fine with texlive 2018 (xparse 2018-10-17) and lualatex.
However, when trying with texlive 2019 (xparse 2019-03-05)
I get the following error
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> LaTeX3 error:
Invalid use IfBooleanTF blabla
l.15 mymacro*
What would be the correct way of doing something like this with the new xparse version?
xparse
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
Why were you saving the argument in a macro in the first place?
– Joseph Wright♦
8 mins ago
@JosephWright I later redefine another macro where I useblabla. I did not know another way of doing something like this.
– bonanza
6 mins ago
add a comment |
In some longer redefinition of existing code I am using a construct like
documentclassbook
usepackagexparse
makeatletter
NewDocumentCommandmymacrosmOm
defblabla#1%
% several lines later in another macro I use
IfBooleanTFblabla
makeatother
begindocument
mymacro*
enddocument
which works fine with texlive 2018 (xparse 2018-10-17) and lualatex.
However, when trying with texlive 2019 (xparse 2019-03-05)
I get the following error
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> LaTeX3 error:
Invalid use IfBooleanTF blabla
l.15 mymacro*
What would be the correct way of doing something like this with the new xparse version?
xparse
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
In some longer redefinition of existing code I am using a construct like
documentclassbook
usepackagexparse
makeatletter
NewDocumentCommandmymacrosmOm
defblabla#1%
% several lines later in another macro I use
IfBooleanTFblabla
makeatother
begindocument
mymacro*
enddocument
which works fine with texlive 2018 (xparse 2018-10-17) and lualatex.
However, when trying with texlive 2019 (xparse 2019-03-05)
I get the following error
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> LaTeX3 error:
Invalid use IfBooleanTF blabla
l.15 mymacro*
What would be the correct way of doing something like this with the new xparse version?
xparse
xparse
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
edited 10 mins ago
Bernard
174k776207
174k776207
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
asked 12 mins ago
bonanzabonanza
7421625
7421625
Why were you saving the argument in a macro in the first place?
– Joseph Wright♦
8 mins ago
@JosephWright I later redefine another macro where I useblabla. I did not know another way of doing something like this.
– bonanza
6 mins ago
add a comment |
Why were you saving the argument in a macro in the first place?
– Joseph Wright♦
8 mins ago
@JosephWright I later redefine another macro where I useblabla. I did not know another way of doing something like this.
– bonanza
6 mins ago
Why were you saving the argument in a macro in the first place?
– Joseph Wright♦
8 mins ago
Why were you saving the argument in a macro in the first place?
– Joseph Wright♦
8 mins ago
@JosephWright I later redefine another macro where I use
blabla. I did not know another way of doing something like this.– bonanza
6 mins ago
@JosephWright I later redefine another macro where I use
blabla. I did not know another way of doing something like this.– bonanza
6 mins ago
add a comment |
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Why were you saving the argument in a macro in the first place?
– Joseph Wright♦
8 mins ago
@JosephWright I later redefine another macro where I use
blabla. I did not know another way of doing something like this.– bonanza
6 mins ago