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I want to create a command which works like this:



Writing:




w1o2




Should yield:




W^{1,2}o(I)




I am aware of the parameters use for newcommand, that would work like this:



newcommand{wo}[2]{W^{#1,#2}(I)}


And this would be used by writing wo12
(For example).



But I specifically want to intercalate letters between commands.



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  • The problem is that wo won't be recognized as w{o} without much ado
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 9 '16 at 13:16















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I want to create a command which works like this:



Writing:




w1o2




Should yield:




W^{1,2}o(I)




I am aware of the parameters use for newcommand, that would work like this:



newcommand{wo}[2]{W^{#1,#2}(I)}


And this would be used by writing wo12
(For example).



But I specifically want to intercalate letters between commands.



Thanks.






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share|improve this question
























  • The problem is that wo won't be recognized as w{o} without much ado
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 9 '16 at 13:16













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up vote
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I want to create a command which works like this:



Writing:




w1o2




Should yield:




W^{1,2}o(I)




I am aware of the parameters use for newcommand, that would work like this:



newcommand{wo}[2]{W^{#1,#2}(I)}


And this would be used by writing wo12
(For example).



But I specifically want to intercalate letters between commands.



Thanks.






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share|improve this question















I want to create a command which works like this:



Writing:




w1o2




Should yield:




W^{1,2}o(I)




I am aware of the parameters use for newcommand, that would work like this:



newcommand{wo}[2]{W^{#1,#2}(I)}


And this would be used by writing wo12
(For example).



But I specifically want to intercalate letters between commands.



Thanks.






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  • The problem is that wo won't be recognized as w{o} without much ado
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 9 '16 at 13:16


















  • The problem is that wo won't be recognized as w{o} without much ado
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 9 '16 at 13:16
















The problem is that wo won't be recognized as w{o} without much ado
– Christian Hupfer
Apr 9 '16 at 13:16




The problem is that wo won't be recognized as w{o} without much ado
– Christian Hupfer
Apr 9 '16 at 13:16










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Not sure what you want.



newcommand*w[3]{W^{#1,#3}#2(I)}

w1o2





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  • That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
    – D1X
    Apr 9 '16 at 14:50








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    Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
    – Manuel
    Apr 9 '16 at 15:57










  • @D1X: Any news on this?
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 16 '16 at 16:08













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newcommand*w[3]{W^{#1,#3}#2(I)}

w1o2





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  • That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
    – D1X
    Apr 9 '16 at 14:50








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    Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
    – Manuel
    Apr 9 '16 at 15:57










  • @D1X: Any news on this?
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 16 '16 at 16:08

















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Not sure what you want.



newcommand*w[3]{W^{#1,#3}#2(I)}

w1o2





share|improve this answer





















  • That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
    – D1X
    Apr 9 '16 at 14:50








  • 1




    Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
    – Manuel
    Apr 9 '16 at 15:57










  • @D1X: Any news on this?
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 16 '16 at 16:08















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newcommand*w[3]{W^{#1,#3}#2(I)}

w1o2





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Not sure what you want.



newcommand*w[3]{W^{#1,#3}#2(I)}

w1o2






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  • That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
    – D1X
    Apr 9 '16 at 14:50








  • 1




    Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
    – Manuel
    Apr 9 '16 at 15:57










  • @D1X: Any news on this?
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 16 '16 at 16:08




















  • That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
    – D1X
    Apr 9 '16 at 14:50








  • 1




    Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
    – Manuel
    Apr 9 '16 at 15:57










  • @D1X: Any news on this?
    – Christian Hupfer
    Apr 16 '16 at 16:08


















That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
– D1X
Apr 9 '16 at 14:50






That works for the example provided, but I do not get why it does not when I write, for example, wo12. Also, it does not work if I leave blank one of the parameters, for example if I write w12.
– D1X
Apr 9 '16 at 14:50






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Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
– Manuel
Apr 9 '16 at 15:57




Rewrite and clarify in your question, please. It's not clear what you want. What should wo12 output? And w12? how does the command know when to stop? If you write $(w12)$ how does w know that ) is not its third argument?
– Manuel
Apr 9 '16 at 15:57












@D1X: Any news on this?
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