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Well that macro was a waste of time. The key-macro does the same thing: <key|a b c> is the same as my <keys|a|b|c>

I often feel that some of the informative chattiness is missing here, that one can find on the tex or lyx mailing lists. However I prefer that keys leaves a white-space between non-simple key-strokes as it makes long sequences more readable.

Maybe I'll hack "key" to do that.

Sam

On 24/06/11 09:33, Sam Liddicott wrote:

Anyway, here is an xargs macro, like "key" which takes any number of arguments, each being a key.

Key's whose labels are more than one character are surrounded by white-space.

It makes it easier to specify long sequences of key-strokes.

<assign|keys|<xmacro|args|<with|c|0|m|<length|<map-args|identity|tuple|args>>|<while|<less|<value|c>|<value|m>>|<if|<greater|<value|c>|0>|<if|<greater|<length|<arg|args|<value|c>>>|1>|
>><key|<arg|args|<value|c>>><if|<less|<plus|<value|c>|1>|<value|m>>|<if|<and|<greater|<length|<arg|args|<value|c>>>|1>|<not|<greater|<length|<arg|args|<plus|<value|c>|1>>>|1>>>|
>><assign|c|<plus|<value|c>|1>>>>>>

Sam

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• [TeXmacs] Find size of xmacro args, Sam Liddicott, 06/24/2011
  • Re: [TeXmacs] Find size of xmacro args, Sam Liddicott, 06/25/2011

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