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defonto[1]{
....i don't know how to do
}



or
newcommand{onto}[1]{
#1
}
in #1 i get hello home as 1 string
in example i give



onto{hello, sonia}
now i want to excess home and hello separate
so i can use home as separate string and hello as separate






macros strings







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how to split parameter in an argument list of function by space



defonto[1]{
....i don't know how to do
}



or
newcommand{onto}[1]{
#1
}
in #1 i get hello home as 1 string
in example i give



onto{hello, sonia}
now i want to excess home and hello separate
so i can use home as separate string and hello as separate






macros strings







share|improve this question















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    Nov 6 at 15:24













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how to split parameter in an argument list of function by space



defonto[1]{
....i don't know how to do
}



or
newcommand{onto}[1]{
#1
}
in #1 i get hello home as 1 string
in example i give



onto{hello, sonia}
now i want to excess home and hello separate
so i can use home as separate string and hello as separate






macros strings







share|improve this question















how to split parameter in an argument list of function by space



defonto[1]{
....i don't know how to do
}



or
newcommand{onto}[1]{
#1
}
in #1 i get hello home as 1 string
in example i give



onto{hello, sonia}
now i want to excess home and hello separate
so i can use home as separate string and hello as separate






macros strings




macros strings






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    – egreg
    Nov 6 at 15:24














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    Welcome to TeX.SX! I'm sorry, but your question is not very clear. Can you please add an approximate representation of what you want that onto{hello,sonia} should output?
    – egreg
    Nov 6 at 15:24








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Welcome to TeX.SX! I'm sorry, but your question is not very clear. Can you please add an approximate representation of what you want that onto{hello,sonia} should output?
– egreg
Nov 6 at 15:24




Welcome to TeX.SX! I'm sorry, but your question is not very clear. Can you please add an approximate representation of what you want that onto{hello,sonia} should output?
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The listofitems package.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{listofitems}

newcommandsplitarg[1]{%

  setsepchar{ }%

  readlistmyarg{#1}%

}

begin{document}

splitarg{This is a very big test}

Here is argument 4: myarg[4]



deftmp{This is a very big test}

splitarg{tmp}

Here is last argument: myarg[-1]

end{document}


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    The listofitems package.



    documentclass{article}
    
usepackage{listofitems}
    
newcommandsplitarg[1]{%
    
  setsepchar{ }%
    
  readlistmyarg{#1}%
    
}
    
begin{document}
    
splitarg{This is a very big test}
    
Here is argument 4: myarg[4]
    

    
deftmp{This is a very big test}
    
splitarg{tmp}
    
Here is last argument: myarg[-1]
    
end{document}


    enter image description here






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      The listofitems package.



      documentclass{article}
      
usepackage{listofitems}
      
newcommandsplitarg[1]{%
      
  setsepchar{ }%
      
  readlistmyarg{#1}%
      
}
      
begin{document}
      
splitarg{This is a very big test}
      
Here is argument 4: myarg[4]
      

      
deftmp{This is a very big test}
      
splitarg{tmp}
      
Here is last argument: myarg[-1]
      
end{document}


      enter image description here






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        The listofitems package.



        documentclass{article}
        
usepackage{listofitems}
        
newcommandsplitarg[1]{%
        
  setsepchar{ }%
        
  readlistmyarg{#1}%
        
}
        
begin{document}
        
splitarg{This is a very big test}
        
Here is argument 4: myarg[4]
        

        
deftmp{This is a very big test}
        
splitarg{tmp}
        
Here is last argument: myarg[-1]
        
end{document}


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer












        The listofitems package.



        documentclass{article}
        
usepackage{listofitems}
        
newcommandsplitarg[1]{%
        
  setsepchar{ }%
        
  readlistmyarg{#1}%
        
}
        
begin{document}
        
splitarg{This is a very big test}
        
Here is argument 4: myarg[4]
        

        
deftmp{This is a very big test}
        
splitarg{tmp}
        
Here is last argument: myarg[-1]
        
end{document}


        enter image description here







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