Re: conditional macros problem
[email protected] (Karl Berry) Wed, 23 Feb 2005 19:36:29 -0500
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What do you think about having two macros, say, @NewMacro and
@NewMacroWithActiveNewline to handle those issues in a clean way?
May be necessary to resort to that. But if a macro needs both active
and normal newlines ... maybe the answer is an @newline{} (or whatever)
command which means "active newline". Hmm. Have to try.
> @newmacro @bigmac @arg1,@arg2,@arg3{...whatever...}
Ugly. Why not using TeX syntax directly?
Obviously desirable for TeX. Not desirable for makeinfo, or from the
standpoint of the Texinfo language design (such as it is), since it's a
new argument specification syntax not otherwise used. Again, may be
necessary to resort to that, nevertheless.
Thanks for the ideas.
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