Am 07.04.2011 um 11:27 schrieb Procházka Lukáš Ing. - Pontex s. r. o.:
Hello,
how to define a macro to take the new-line character as end-of-parameter?
The following macro:
\def\T#1\par{#1}
takes everything until \par (or empty line as it equals \par primitive) as #1, so the following is valid:
\T abc def\par \T abc
\T def
(#1 becomes: "abc def", "abc" and "def".)
How to define the same macro to accept end-of-line as end-of-parameter?
I tried (although I'm aware this may not lead to the goal):
\def\T#1^^M{#1}
or
\def\T#1\crlf{#1}
to allow writing:
\T abc def \T abc \T def
So how to define the macro?
\bgroup \obeylines \gdef\foo{\bgroup\obeylines\dofoo}% \gdef\dofoo#1 {\egroup% “#1”}% \egroup \starttext <\foo some text
\stoptext but don’t use it because this isn’t context style and we have already enough exceptions with \DESCRIPTION and \item. Wolfgang