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newcommand: Using one parameter as the default for the other
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I would like to define a command that takes two arguments, one of which is optional. If it is not given, then it should take the other one as default value.
Unfortunately, newcommand{mycommand}[2][#1]{ ... } does not work, neither does newcommand{mycommand}[2][#2]{ ... }.
Does anybody know how to do this?
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I would like to define a command that takes two arguments, one of which is optional. If it is not given, then it should take the other one as default value.
Unfortunately, newcommand{mycommand}[2][#1]{ ... } does not work, neither does newcommand{mycommand}[2][#2]{ ... }.
Does anybody know how to do this?
macros
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
newcommand{mycommand}[2][default]{...}?
– marmot
30 secs ago
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I would like to define a command that takes two arguments, one of which is optional. If it is not given, then it should take the other one as default value.
Unfortunately, newcommand{mycommand}[2][#1]{ ... } does not work, neither does newcommand{mycommand}[2][#2]{ ... }.
Does anybody know how to do this?
macros
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
I would like to define a command that takes two arguments, one of which is optional. If it is not given, then it should take the other one as default value.
Unfortunately, newcommand{mycommand}[2][#1]{ ... } does not work, neither does newcommand{mycommand}[2][#2]{ ... }.
Does anybody know how to do this?
macros
macros
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
asked 2 mins ago
Bodo MantheyBodo Manthey
1217
1217
newcommand{mycommand}[2][default]{...}?
– marmot
30 secs ago
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newcommand{mycommand}[2][default]{...}?
– marmot
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newcommand{mycommand}[2][default]{...}?– marmot
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newcommand{mycommand}[2][default]{...}?– marmot
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newcommand{mycommand}[2][default]{...}?– marmot
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