foreach iterates through list as one argument? - Help please
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foreach iterates through list as one argument? - Help please
My question is very simple. The following lines
documentclass[10pt,german]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackagepgffor %foreach
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA1endcsname1200,2800
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA2endcsname5000,5500
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA3endcsname1200,2800
newcommandsomecommand[1]
foreach x in #1
foreach y in csname BLABLAxendcsname
y
begindocument
somecommand1,2,3
enddocument
produces
1200,2800
5000,5500
1200,2800
instead of
1200
2800
5000
5500
1200
2800
foreach x iterates through 1,2,3 one by one. But
foreach y iterates through 1200,2800 as one argument.
What can i do?
lists punctuation foreach
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My question is very simple. The following lines
documentclass[10pt,german]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackagepgffor %foreach
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA1endcsname1200,2800
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA2endcsname5000,5500
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA3endcsname1200,2800
newcommandsomecommand[1]
foreach x in #1
foreach y in csname BLABLAxendcsname
y
begindocument
somecommand1,2,3
enddocument
produces
1200,2800
5000,5500
1200,2800
instead of
1200
2800
5000
5500
1200
2800
foreach x iterates through 1,2,3 one by one. But
foreach y iterates through 1200,2800 as one argument.
What can i do?
lists punctuation foreach
asked 2 mins ago
Bilal YilmazBilal Yilmaz
1
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Welcome to the site TeX.SE. :-) I hope that you can appreciate it.
– Sebastiano
39 secs ago
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My question is very simple. The following lines
documentclass[10pt,german]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackagepgffor %foreach
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA1endcsname1200,2800
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA2endcsname5000,5500
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA3endcsname1200,2800
newcommandsomecommand[1]
foreach x in #1
foreach y in csname BLABLAxendcsname
y
begindocument
somecommand1,2,3
enddocument
produces
1200,2800
5000,5500
1200,2800
instead of
1200
2800
5000
5500
1200
2800
foreach x iterates through 1,2,3 one by one. But
foreach y iterates through 1200,2800 as one argument.
What can i do?
lists punctuation foreach
asked 2 mins ago
Bilal YilmazBilal Yilmaz
1
New contributor
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My question is very simple. The following lines
documentclass[10pt,german]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackagepgffor %foreach
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA1endcsname1200,2800
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA2endcsname5000,5500
expandafterxdefcsname BLABLA3endcsname1200,2800
newcommandsomecommand[1]
foreach x in #1
foreach y in csname BLABLAxendcsname
y
begindocument
somecommand1,2,3
enddocument
produces
1200,2800
5000,5500
1200,2800
instead of
1200
2800
5000
5500
1200
2800
foreach x iterates through 1,2,3 one by one. But
foreach y iterates through 1200,2800 as one argument.
What can i do?
lists punctuation foreach
lists punctuation foreach
asked 2 mins ago
Bilal YilmazBilal Yilmaz
1
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Welcome to the site TeX.SE. :-) I hope that you can appreciate it.
– Sebastiano
39 secs ago
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Welcome to the site TeX.SE. :-) I hope that you can appreciate it.
– Sebastiano
39 secs ago
Welcome to the site TeX.SE. :-) I hope that you can appreciate it.
– Sebastiano
39 secs ago
Welcome to the site TeX.SE. :-) I hope that you can appreciate it.
– Sebastiano
39 secs ago
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