How to noexpand all its followings in one time
The macro noexpand can only block expand of its first followings, i.e. for noexpandhugecolor{red}, color{red} is not effected by noexpand.
I want get a way to block expand of all in one time, as example like this:
newnoexpand{hugecolor{red}noindent...} will lead to unexpand of huge, color{red}, noindent etc.
Is there such a solution? Thank you.
tex-core
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The macro noexpand can only block expand of its first followings, i.e. for noexpandhugecolor{red}, color{red} is not effected by noexpand.
I want get a way to block expand of all in one time, as example like this:
newnoexpand{hugecolor{red}noindent...} will lead to unexpand of huge, color{red}, noindent etc.
Is there such a solution? Thank you.
tex-core
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
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unexpanded{....}.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:13
Where does unexpanded come from? It's primitive of Tex?
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:15
It is provided by eTeX.
– AlexG
Feb 7 at 14:21
it is a etex primitive.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:21
Oh, that's it. Many thanks @Ulrike and @AlexG!
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:22
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The macro noexpand can only block expand of its first followings, i.e. for noexpandhugecolor{red}, color{red} is not effected by noexpand.
I want get a way to block expand of all in one time, as example like this:
newnoexpand{hugecolor{red}noindent...} will lead to unexpand of huge, color{red}, noindent etc.
Is there such a solution? Thank you.
tex-core
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
The macro noexpand can only block expand of its first followings, i.e. for noexpandhugecolor{red}, color{red} is not effected by noexpand.
I want get a way to block expand of all in one time, as example like this:
newnoexpand{hugecolor{red}noindent...} will lead to unexpand of huge, color{red}, noindent etc.
Is there such a solution? Thank you.
tex-core
tex-core
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
edited Feb 7 at 16:06
user180639
2048
2048
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
asked Feb 7 at 14:10
lyllyl
52228
52228
2
unexpanded{....}.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:13
Where does unexpanded come from? It's primitive of Tex?
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:15
It is provided by eTeX.
– AlexG
Feb 7 at 14:21
it is a etex primitive.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:21
Oh, that's it. Many thanks @Ulrike and @AlexG!
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:22
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show 2 more comments
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unexpanded{....}.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:13
Where does unexpanded come from? It's primitive of Tex?
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:15
It is provided by eTeX.
– AlexG
Feb 7 at 14:21
it is a etex primitive.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:21
Oh, that's it. Many thanks @Ulrike and @AlexG!
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:22
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unexpanded{....}.– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:13
unexpanded{....}.– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:13
Where does unexpanded come from? It's primitive of Tex?
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:15
Where does unexpanded come from? It's primitive of Tex?
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:15
It is provided by eTeX.
– AlexG
Feb 7 at 14:21
It is provided by eTeX.
– AlexG
Feb 7 at 14:21
it is a etex primitive.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:21
it is a etex primitive.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:21
Oh, that's it. Many thanks @Ulrike and @AlexG!
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:22
Oh, that's it. Many thanks @Ulrike and @AlexG!
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:22
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unexpanded{....}.– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:13
Where does unexpanded come from? It's primitive of Tex?
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:15
It is provided by eTeX.
– AlexG
Feb 7 at 14:21
it is a etex primitive.
– Ulrike Fischer
Feb 7 at 14:21
Oh, that's it. Many thanks @Ulrike and @AlexG!
– lyl
Feb 7 at 14:22