Am 11.10.2011 um 13:53 schrieb Javier Múgica de Rivera:

> Note that the expansion of \directlua is a sequence of characters, not
> of tokens, contrary to all TeX commands. So formally speaking its
> expansion is null, but places material on a pseudo-file to be
> immediately read by TeX, as etex's \scantokens.
> 
> For a description of print functions look at section 4.13.10.

Is that really true? When you assign catcodes (catcode tables) to the print 
functions, TeX's behavior is different from scantokens. I have never used 
scantokens, so I am not 100% sure. Take for example:

tex.print(-2, "\\def\\foo{abc}") 

will not define \foo. While you have referenced the section with the print 
commands, I think that the description is misleading.

Patrick


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