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Extract more than nine arguments that occur periodically in a sentence to use in macros
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What is a good way to write a definition of the type fun below
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ...}
where the number of arguments is not known in advance, may be 1, or may be more than 9, like 12, and the result is as below
abc1 EDF1 form{xyz1} efg jkl abc2 EDF2 form{xyz2} efg jkl abc3 EDF3 form{xyz3} efg jkl abc4 EDF2 form{xyz4} ...
Assume for answers form is something trivial like newcommand{form}[1]{emph{#1}. In reality, can be more complicated command. Should be robust.
Probably requires several nested def cases taking two variables each and a if to decide when to halt the loop ... like when allowing more than 9 arguments to a macro? Or use etoolbox for something better?
If separator words efg jkl are not the same from one place to the next, certain they they are of some specific length, assume efg jkl <=> always 9 characters separating one input from the next. While abc EDF xyz are of different lengths possibly, but always three separate words.
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What is a good way to write a definition of the type fun below
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ...}
where the number of arguments is not known in advance, may be 1, or may be more than 9, like 12, and the result is as below
abc1 EDF1 form{xyz1} efg jkl abc2 EDF2 form{xyz2} efg jkl abc3 EDF3 form{xyz3} efg jkl abc4 EDF2 form{xyz4} ...
Assume for answers form is something trivial like newcommand{form}[1]{emph{#1}. In reality, can be more complicated command. Should be robust.
Probably requires several nested def cases taking two variables each and a if to decide when to halt the loop ... like when allowing more than 9 arguments to a macro? Or use etoolbox for something better?
If separator words efg jkl are not the same from one place to the next, certain they they are of some specific length, assume efg jkl <=> always 9 characters separating one input from the next. While abc EDF xyz are of different lengths possibly, but always three separate words.
macros tex-core
asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
1,13231344
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ... efg jkl abc12 EDF12 xyz12}, etc, equally possible. Some kind of loop required. But note that there would not appear any numbers in the input phrase; the numbers are here to illustrate how long happens to be the list. Just the list is always entered as a specific kind of sentence.
– Guido Jorg
6 mins ago
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What is a good way to write a definition of the type fun below
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ...}
where the number of arguments is not known in advance, may be 1, or may be more than 9, like 12, and the result is as below
abc1 EDF1 form{xyz1} efg jkl abc2 EDF2 form{xyz2} efg jkl abc3 EDF3 form{xyz3} efg jkl abc4 EDF2 form{xyz4} ...
Assume for answers form is something trivial like newcommand{form}[1]{emph{#1}. In reality, can be more complicated command. Should be robust.
Probably requires several nested def cases taking two variables each and a if to decide when to halt the loop ... like when allowing more than 9 arguments to a macro? Or use etoolbox for something better?
If separator words efg jkl are not the same from one place to the next, certain they they are of some specific length, assume efg jkl <=> always 9 characters separating one input from the next. While abc EDF xyz are of different lengths possibly, but always three separate words.
macros tex-core
asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
1,13231344
What is a good way to write a definition of the type fun below
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ...}
where the number of arguments is not known in advance, may be 1, or may be more than 9, like 12, and the result is as below
abc1 EDF1 form{xyz1} efg jkl abc2 EDF2 form{xyz2} efg jkl abc3 EDF3 form{xyz3} efg jkl abc4 EDF2 form{xyz4} ...
Assume for answers form is something trivial like newcommand{form}[1]{emph{#1}. In reality, can be more complicated command. Should be robust.
Probably requires several nested def cases taking two variables each and a if to decide when to halt the loop ... like when allowing more than 9 arguments to a macro? Or use etoolbox for something better?
If separator words efg jkl are not the same from one place to the next, certain they they are of some specific length, assume efg jkl <=> always 9 characters separating one input from the next. While abc EDF xyz are of different lengths possibly, but always three separate words.
macros tex-core
macros tex-core
asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
1,13231344
asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
1,13231344
asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
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asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
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asked 7 mins ago
Guido JorgGuido Jorg
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fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ... efg jkl abc12 EDF12 xyz12}, etc, equally possible. Some kind of loop required. But note that there would not appear any numbers in the input phrase; the numbers are here to illustrate how long happens to be the list. Just the list is always entered as a specific kind of sentence.
– Guido Jorg
6 mins ago
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fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ... efg jkl abc12 EDF12 xyz12}, etc, equally possible. Some kind of loop required. But note that there would not appear any numbers in the input phrase; the numbers are here to illustrate how long happens to be the list. Just the list is always entered as a specific kind of sentence.
– Guido Jorg
6 mins ago
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4} and fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1} and fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ... efg jkl abc12 EDF12 xyz12}, etc, equally possible. Some kind of loop required. But note that there would not appear any numbers in the input phrase; the numbers are here to illustrate how long happens to be the list. Just the list is always entered as a specific kind of sentence.– Guido Jorg
6 mins ago
fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4} and fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1} and fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ... efg jkl abc12 EDF12 xyz12}, etc, equally possible. Some kind of loop required. But note that there would not appear any numbers in the input phrase; the numbers are here to illustrate how long happens to be the list. Just the list is always entered as a specific kind of sentence.– Guido Jorg
6 mins ago
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fun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1}andfun{abc1 EDF1 xyz1 efg jkl abc2 EDF2 xyz2 efg jkl abc3 EDF3 xyz3 efg jkl abc4 EDF2 xyz4 ... efg jkl abc12 EDF12 xyz12}, etc, equally possible. Some kind of loop required. But note that there would not appear any numbers in the input phrase; the numbers are here to illustrate how long happens to be the list. Just the list is always entered as a specific kind of sentence.– Guido Jorg
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