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How to redefine the exponent command
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I prepare a package that defines a special environment, let us call it myenv, and within the myenv a command, let us call it mycom that stacks its arguments the one above the other. So mycom{x}[y] stacks x above the optional y (if y is not given the command considers y to be {}).
In myenv math makes no sense so I want to simplify the typing by writing y^x (or {y}^{x}) in textmode to mean mycom{x}[y].
When the myenv closes the meaning of ^ must return to normal.
How can I do this?
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I prepare a package that defines a special environment, let us call it myenv, and within the myenv a command, let us call it mycom that stacks its arguments the one above the other. So mycom{x}[y] stacks x above the optional y (if y is not given the command considers y to be {}).
In myenv math makes no sense so I want to simplify the typing by writing y^x (or {y}^{x}) in textmode to mean mycom{x}[y].
When the myenv closes the meaning of ^ must return to normal.
How can I do this?
macros
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
You meanmycom{x}[y]to givexaboveyor vice versa?
– JouleV
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I prepare a package that defines a special environment, let us call it myenv, and within the myenv a command, let us call it mycom that stacks its arguments the one above the other. So mycom{x}[y] stacks x above the optional y (if y is not given the command considers y to be {}).
In myenv math makes no sense so I want to simplify the typing by writing y^x (or {y}^{x}) in textmode to mean mycom{x}[y].
When the myenv closes the meaning of ^ must return to normal.
How can I do this?
macros
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
I prepare a package that defines a special environment, let us call it myenv, and within the myenv a command, let us call it mycom that stacks its arguments the one above the other. So mycom{x}[y] stacks x above the optional y (if y is not given the command considers y to be {}).
In myenv math makes no sense so I want to simplify the typing by writing y^x (or {y}^{x}) in textmode to mean mycom{x}[y].
When the myenv closes the meaning of ^ must return to normal.
How can I do this?
macros
macros
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
asked 6 mins ago
AntonisAntonis
111
111
You meanmycom{x}[y]to givexaboveyor vice versa?
– JouleV
5 mins ago
add a comment |
You meanmycom{x}[y]to givexaboveyor vice versa?
– JouleV
5 mins ago
You mean
mycom{x}[y] to give x above y or vice versa?– JouleV
5 mins ago
You mean
mycom{x}[y] to give x above y or vice versa?– JouleV
5 mins ago
add a comment |
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mycom{x}[y]to givexaboveyor vice versa?– JouleV
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