On Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 5:13:25 PM UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > Macros themselves don't require that all arguments are actually used. If > all are needed depends only on the logic that you create inside the macro. > > \define foo(bar, baz) $bar$ and $baz$ > > <<foo YO>> -------> YO and > > However be careful because the first argument that you put in the > macrocall is interpreted as the first parameter. So you must either specify > which parameter: > > <<foo bar:"YO">> ---------> and YO > > (in this particular case, because there are no spaces in YO, it could > actually be merely bar:YO ) > > or give an empty argument > > <<foo "" YO>> ---------> and YO > > > <:-) >
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