Compliance with this question:
How to redefine one Uses the macro parameter using (or defines \ def
? I'm getting the invalid parameter definition \ foo
error because I need a custom delimiter , So I can not use \ newcommand
or \ renewcommand
.
A normal form of my code looks like this:
\ newenvironment {foo} {% ... Spacing content and counter defaults ... \ Diff \ fooitem # 1. # 2 \ endfooitem {% ... stuff ...} \ def \ endfooitem {endfoo}} {... after content (spacing) ...}
This should be possible. Now I am using plain-tex definitions (as I have mentioned in the above question), but I actually have a latex system .
Let's # for each nested definition Programming will be doubled. Internally, calling a \ newcommand or \ newenvironment \ def
\ newenvironment {foo} {% ... \ def \ fooitem ## 1 ## 2 \ endfooitem {% ...
besides , The way to do that you are trying to do; There is no pure-latex method to define a macro with delimited logic.
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