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\renewenvironment optional arguments using old environment [duplicate]
I ran into a problem and haven't quite figured out how to solve it. I would like to reuse an existing environment definition with optional argument to get a new one, which should also have one ...
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Add parameter to existing command produces error
I have this command in a template given by my prof
\newcommand{\homeworkProblemName}{}%
\newcounter{homeworkProblemCounter}%
\newenvironment{homeworkProblem}[1][Problem ...
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Using environment argument inside a new environment doesn't work
I know it must be something trivial:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{amsthm}
\usepackage{thmtools}
\usepackage[svgnames]{xcolor}
\usepackage{framed} ...
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Create new environment with options
I'm new to creating new environments and even though I searched at the xparse*documentation I couldn't figured out how to solve my specific problem. I would like to create a new environment, say ...
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Defining a list environment with multiple optional arguments
I'm trying to define a list environment with multiple optional arguments and with a default values for those arguments. For example, creating a new environment with a name newenv, which accepts two ...
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A new environment based on enumerate
I have defined the following simple environment:
\newenvironment{renumerate}{\begin{enumerate}\raggedright}{\end{enumerate}}
I wonder how the above can be modified to use with, say, the following:
...
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Creating a custom environment
I'm using the following syntax for my code snippets
\begin{minipage}{\textwidth}
\begin{lstlisting}[caption=<something>, label=<something>]
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xparse regression? Unable to create environment with single optional argument [closed]
I've created a custom environment for displaying code examples in a beamer presentation (for an introductory LaTeX couse no less), but compiling my "old" code suddenly results in an error. According ...
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Creating a new environment with one optional argument
I want to create a new environment with one optional argument in LaTeX. Here is what I used:
\newenvironment{argument}[1][]{%
\par
\noindent
\textbf{Argument#1:}
\noindent}
{}
When there is no ...
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Definining a new enviroment depending on a parameter
I want to create a new environment which depend if a parameter exists or not. The basic definition, which works fine, is:
\newrgbcolor{bcolor}{1. 1. 1.}%
\newenvironment{pbox}
...
6
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Optional argument to an environment inside align
I have lots of matrices so I want to define a mat environment. I sometimes need the matrix to have right-aligned columns so I am using mathtools and I want to have an optional argument that is ...
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How to expand several arguments in an environment?
I have an environment that I've defined as follows:
\newenvironment{regularEnumerateEx}[2][0em]
{begin{listSkeleton}[#1]{enumerate}{#2}}
{\end{listSkeleton}}
The problem is that I need to ...
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How do you define your environment such as to use […] for some parameter(s)?
In an environment, say
\newenvironment{whatever}[3]{...}{...}
you instantiante it (if that's the word for it in LaTeX) by
\begin{whatever}{first}{second}{third}
...
\end{whatever}
But how do ...
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3answers
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How to pass an optional argument to an environment with verbatim content?
This is an attempt to make clear what happened in this question of xport (now deleted, sorry). The now deleted question included code that tried to make my answer to this question of xport work for ...
