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Problems with xparse and enumerate
I am trying to get the following document to work
\documentclass[10pt]{article}
\usepackage{enumitem}
\newcounter{foo}
\newcounter{bar}[foo]
\addtocounter{foo}{1}
\usepackage{xparse}
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Switch on number of arguments given to a macro
I want to define a macro that does different things depending on the number of (optional) arguments given to it. Is this possible? How?
\documentclass{standalone}
\usepackage{xparse}
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Optional argument within another optional argument in biblatex \cite
What is the right way to define a macro with an optional argument that can be called within the <postnote> optional argument to biblatex \cite?
The last two \cite below don't work.
(Unless ...
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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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3answers
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xparse empty arguments
I have defined a command using xparse as
\DeclareDocumentCommand\mymacro{o o o}
and I want to call it with various numbers of arguments (up to 3)
\mymacro, \mymacro[test][two], \mymacro[][][test]
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Writing a multiple option command for a package
I am a newbie at LaTeX programming, so please be patient. :-)
I am writing a .sty file which I want to include a command \dan which is overloaded with three separate versions depending on whether ...
