Syntax for `NewDocumentCommand`
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The xparse
documentation gives examples of names of NewDocumentCommand
s enclosed in braces
, and without braces
, as demonstrated in the two commands below. Is there any difference in functionality whatsoever between the two? I never use braces and better be safe than sorry.
documentclass{article}
%=======================
usepackage{xparse}
%-----------------------
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandmyExp{m}{#1}
NewDocumentCommand{myExpAlt}{m}{#1}
ExplSyntaxOff
%-----------------------
begin{document}
myExp{101}
myExpAlt{123}
end{document}
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The xparse
documentation gives examples of names of NewDocumentCommand
s enclosed in braces
, and without braces
, as demonstrated in the two commands below. Is there any difference in functionality whatsoever between the two? I never use braces and better be safe than sorry.
documentclass{article}
%=======================
usepackage{xparse}
%-----------------------
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandmyExp{m}{#1}
NewDocumentCommand{myExpAlt}{m}{#1}
ExplSyntaxOff
%-----------------------
begin{document}
myExp{101}
myExpAlt{123}
end{document}
xparse
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The xparse
documentation gives examples of names of NewDocumentCommand
s enclosed in braces
, and without braces
, as demonstrated in the two commands below. Is there any difference in functionality whatsoever between the two? I never use braces and better be safe than sorry.
documentclass{article}
%=======================
usepackage{xparse}
%-----------------------
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandmyExp{m}{#1}
NewDocumentCommand{myExpAlt}{m}{#1}
ExplSyntaxOff
%-----------------------
begin{document}
myExp{101}
myExpAlt{123}
end{document}
xparse
The xparse
documentation gives examples of names of NewDocumentCommand
s enclosed in braces
, and without braces
, as demonstrated in the two commands below. Is there any difference in functionality whatsoever between the two? I never use braces and better be safe than sorry.
documentclass{article}
%=======================
usepackage{xparse}
%-----------------------
ExplSyntaxOn
NewDocumentCommandmyExp{m}{#1}
NewDocumentCommand{myExpAlt}{m}{#1}
ExplSyntaxOff
%-----------------------
begin{document}
myExp{101}
myExpAlt{123}
end{document}
xparse
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