Hi all,
I have a macro “mogrify” that eats three tokens of a string and
treats them differently from the rest of the string. I can’t
however use it inside more complex macros. Is there a way out or
an alternative using macros? (No Lua.) Other formatting macros
work fine in the same place.
Any hel
Am 23.09.2012 um 15:33 schrieb Philipp Gesang :
> Hi all,
>
> I have a macro “mogrify” that eats three tokens of a string and
> treats them differently from the rest of the string. I can’t
> however use it inside more complex macros. Is there a way out or
> an alternative using macros? (No Lua.)
·
> It’s a expansion problem, you can either expand the content in the definition
> of \mogrify (as seen below)
> or you make the \mogrify command unexpanded and you expand the content of the
> \wwparameter
> (i.e. \doifsomething{…}{\normalexpanded{\mogrify{…}}})
Thanks a lot, I rewrote
