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How to write a definition with variants?
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In TeX I can define, say
def1#1 is #2.{#1 & is & #2\}
and
def2#1 has #2.{#1 & has & #2\}
with an easy usage:
1 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
2 Tim Smith has two brothers.
Can I write a definition depending on, in this case, is/has so I can write
3 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
3 Tim Smith has two brothers.
obtaing the previous results?
Solutions using Lua or expl3 are OK, but I hope that a pure TeX one is also possible.a
macros plain-tex
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In TeX I can define, say
def1#1 is #2.{#1 & is & #2\}
and
def2#1 has #2.{#1 & has & #2\}
with an easy usage:
1 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
2 Tim Smith has two brothers.
Can I write a definition depending on, in this case, is/has so I can write
3 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
3 Tim Smith has two brothers.
obtaing the previous results?
Solutions using Lua or expl3 are OK, but I hope that a pure TeX one is also possible.a
macros plain-tex
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
29.8k54795
add a comment |
In TeX I can define, say
def1#1 is #2.{#1 & is & #2\}
and
def2#1 has #2.{#1 & has & #2\}
with an easy usage:
1 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
2 Tim Smith has two brothers.
Can I write a definition depending on, in this case, is/has so I can write
3 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
3 Tim Smith has two brothers.
obtaing the previous results?
Solutions using Lua or expl3 are OK, but I hope that a pure TeX one is also possible.a
macros plain-tex
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
29.8k54795
In TeX I can define, say
def1#1 is #2.{#1 & is & #2\}
and
def2#1 has #2.{#1 & has & #2\}
with an easy usage:
1 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
2 Tim Smith has two brothers.
Can I write a definition depending on, in this case, is/has so I can write
3 Jim Jones is a fictional character.
and
3 Tim Smith has two brothers.
obtaing the previous results?
Solutions using Lua or expl3 are OK, but I hope that a pure TeX one is also possible.a
macros plain-tex
macros plain-tex
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
29.8k54795
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
29.8k54795
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
29.8k54795
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
29.8k54795
asked 6 mins ago
Przemysław ScherwentkePrzemysław Scherwentke
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29.8k54795
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