it is better to create a command that passes as argument paragraphs or better to create an environment?
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My purpose is to create a command that admits two arguments, namely, a title and content (paragraphs), for example,
newcommand{mytxt}[2]{clearpage%
MakeUpercase{bfseries #1}newlinenewline
#2
clearpage
}
I would like to know if this is the best way to do it or simply I should create an environment.
Thank you for your answers.
macros environments
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JoanJoan
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My purpose is to create a command that admits two arguments, namely, a title and content (paragraphs), for example,
newcommand{mytxt}[2]{clearpage%
MakeUpercase{bfseries #1}newlinenewline
#2
clearpage
}
I would like to know if this is the best way to do it or simply I should create an environment.
Thank you for your answers.
macros environments
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
1
I'd go for an environment if the contents is typically paragraphs (similar to atheorem, say). This seems up to personal preference and likely opinion-based.
– Werner
54 mins ago
Since#2is not manipulated, other than obeying passive declarations that are set up in advance, I would say it is tailor made for an environment.
– Steven B. Segletes
32 mins ago
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My purpose is to create a command that admits two arguments, namely, a title and content (paragraphs), for example,
newcommand{mytxt}[2]{clearpage%
MakeUpercase{bfseries #1}newlinenewline
#2
clearpage
}
I would like to know if this is the best way to do it or simply I should create an environment.
Thank you for your answers.
macros environments
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
My purpose is to create a command that admits two arguments, namely, a title and content (paragraphs), for example,
newcommand{mytxt}[2]{clearpage%
MakeUpercase{bfseries #1}newlinenewline
#2
clearpage
}
I would like to know if this is the best way to do it or simply I should create an environment.
Thank you for your answers.
macros environments
macros environments
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
asked 1 hour ago
JoanJoan
735
735
1
I'd go for an environment if the contents is typically paragraphs (similar to atheorem, say). This seems up to personal preference and likely opinion-based.
– Werner
54 mins ago
Since#2is not manipulated, other than obeying passive declarations that are set up in advance, I would say it is tailor made for an environment.
– Steven B. Segletes
32 mins ago
add a comment |
1
I'd go for an environment if the contents is typically paragraphs (similar to atheorem, say). This seems up to personal preference and likely opinion-based.
– Werner
54 mins ago
Since#2is not manipulated, other than obeying passive declarations that are set up in advance, I would say it is tailor made for an environment.
– Steven B. Segletes
32 mins ago
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I'd go for an environment if the contents is typically paragraphs (similar to a
theorem, say). This seems up to personal preference and likely opinion-based.– Werner
54 mins ago
I'd go for an environment if the contents is typically paragraphs (similar to a
theorem, say). This seems up to personal preference and likely opinion-based.– Werner
54 mins ago
Since
#2 is not manipulated, other than obeying passive declarations that are set up in advance, I would say it is tailor made for an environment.– Steven B. Segletes
32 mins ago
Since
#2 is not manipulated, other than obeying passive declarations that are set up in advance, I would say it is tailor made for an environment.– Steven B. Segletes
32 mins ago
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I'd go for an environment if the contents is typically paragraphs (similar to a
theorem, say). This seems up to personal preference and likely opinion-based.– Werner
54 mins ago
Since
#2is not manipulated, other than obeying passive declarations that are set up in advance, I would say it is tailor made for an environment.– Steven B. Segletes
32 mins ago