Am 20.10.2011 um 11:23 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, a
>> 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 functio
On 10/11/2011 01:53 PM, Javier Múgica de Rivera wrote:
When I read this from the manual a long time ago:
The \directlua command is expandable: the results of the LUA code
become effective immediately.
I could not make sense of it, and actually cannot up to day. What are
"the results of the LUA
When I read this from the manual a long time ago:
The \directlua command is expandable: the results of the LUA code
become effective immediately.
I could not make sense of it, and actually cannot up to day. What are
"the results of the LUA code"? What does "become effective" mean? Now
I now the a
