Newcommand that uncludes a foreach with unknown number of parameters












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Sorry, but part of the code is in French. However, it won't matter because it's only the listed text



I currently have a new command named listerfe that, combined with listerfenextarg and listerfegobblenextarg, succesfully proceeds an unknown number of parameters to separe them with a ,



Now, I have this code:



% !TeX encoding = UTF-8
% !TeX spellcheck = fr_FR


documentclass[utf8]{article}
usepackage{tikz}
makeatletter
newcommand{foreachlinedo}[2]{foreach noeud in {listerfe#1} {draw[<-] (#2.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}}

newcommand{listerfe}[1]{#1listerfenextarg}
newcommand{listerfenextarg}{@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
newcommand{listerfegobblenextarg}[1]{,#1@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
makeatother

begin{document}

definecolor{couleurbackintr}{HTML}{7F00FF}
definecolor{couleurtextintr}{HTML}{FFFFFF}
definecolor{couleurbackfonc}{HTML}{C780FF}
definecolor{couleurtext}{HTML}{000000}
definecolor{couleurbackextr}{HTML}{DDB3FF}
begin{figure}[htp]
centering
tikzset{
basic/.style={draw, rounded corners=2pt, thick, text width=8em, align=flush center, text=couleurtext, node distance=2em},
intrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackintr, text=couleurtextintr},
fonction/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackfonc},
extrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackextr}
}
begin{tikzpicture}
fontsize{8}{9} selectfont
% intrants
matrix[row sep=2em, column sep=2em] {
% 1re ligne
%TODO changer nom
node[intrant](forcutil){Force utilisée}; & node[fonction](instcapt){Installer capteur sous l'eau}; & & & node[extrant](captinst){Capteur installé}; \
% 2me ligne
node[intrant](defailla){Défaillance}; & node[fonction](detcdefa){Détecter défaillance}; & & node[fonction](genralrm){Générer alarme}; & node[extrant](alarme){Alarme}; \
node[intrant](poissons){Poissons}; & node[fonction](detecteu){Détecteur}; & node[fonction](photo){Photo}; & node[fonction](accudonn){Accumuler données}; & \
node[intrant](elecbatt){Électicité batterie}; & node[fonction](alimcapt){Alimenter capteur}; & & node[fonction](idenpois){Identifier poisson}; & \
node[intrant](tempreau){Température de l'eau}; & node[fonction](captteau){Capteur température eau}; & & node[fonction](archdonn){Archiver donnéees}; & node[extrant](donnarch){Données archivées}; \
node[intrant](tempintr){Température interne}; & node[fonction](capttcpt){Capteur température interne}; & & & \
node[intrant](confvolm){Configuration volume}; & node[fonction](confcapt){Configurer capteur}; & & & \
node[intrant](entrutil){Entrées utilisateurs}; & node[fonction](authutil){Authentifier utilisateur}; & node[fonction](accedonn){Accéder aux données}; & & \
};
foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{Diagramme fonctionnel}
label{f:caf_diag_fonc}
end{figure}

end{document}


Without the foreachlinedo, so without arrows, it looks like this:





Now, when I run this code, it tells me this:



Argument of XC@definec@lor has an extra }. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before XC@definec@lor was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before tikz@@scan@@no@calculator was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{figure}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
You can't use `end' in internal vertical mode. end{document}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
Missing } inserted. end{document}
Emergency stop.
Unused global option(s): [utf8]. % doesn't matter


I created foreachlinedo because I don't want to create lots of foreach, because there will be lots and lots of arrows combined inthe diagram.



How can I make it work?










share|improve this question























  • Please don't get me wrong but all these efforts only because you do not want to write foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt};, which would allow you to have a very simple loop? Do you think that is worth it?

    – marmot
    28 mins ago











  • That can work. I'll try it. Edit: It works

    – Vinccool96
    14 mins ago













  • Can you better explain what you would do? If I comment the line foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}; and replace it by foreach noeud in {forcutil,defailla,poissons} {draw[<-] (instcapt.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}, the result seems ugly for the arrows. By the way, perhaps the package listifitems can be useful for your task. And the global option [utf8] is unused (warning in the log).

    – quark67
    37 secs ago
















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Sorry, but part of the code is in French. However, it won't matter because it's only the listed text



I currently have a new command named listerfe that, combined with listerfenextarg and listerfegobblenextarg, succesfully proceeds an unknown number of parameters to separe them with a ,



Now, I have this code:



% !TeX encoding = UTF-8
% !TeX spellcheck = fr_FR


documentclass[utf8]{article}
usepackage{tikz}
makeatletter
newcommand{foreachlinedo}[2]{foreach noeud in {listerfe#1} {draw[<-] (#2.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}}

newcommand{listerfe}[1]{#1listerfenextarg}
newcommand{listerfenextarg}{@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
newcommand{listerfegobblenextarg}[1]{,#1@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
makeatother

begin{document}

definecolor{couleurbackintr}{HTML}{7F00FF}
definecolor{couleurtextintr}{HTML}{FFFFFF}
definecolor{couleurbackfonc}{HTML}{C780FF}
definecolor{couleurtext}{HTML}{000000}
definecolor{couleurbackextr}{HTML}{DDB3FF}
begin{figure}[htp]
centering
tikzset{
basic/.style={draw, rounded corners=2pt, thick, text width=8em, align=flush center, text=couleurtext, node distance=2em},
intrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackintr, text=couleurtextintr},
fonction/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackfonc},
extrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackextr}
}
begin{tikzpicture}
fontsize{8}{9} selectfont
% intrants
matrix[row sep=2em, column sep=2em] {
% 1re ligne
%TODO changer nom
node[intrant](forcutil){Force utilisée}; & node[fonction](instcapt){Installer capteur sous l'eau}; & & & node[extrant](captinst){Capteur installé}; \
% 2me ligne
node[intrant](defailla){Défaillance}; & node[fonction](detcdefa){Détecter défaillance}; & & node[fonction](genralrm){Générer alarme}; & node[extrant](alarme){Alarme}; \
node[intrant](poissons){Poissons}; & node[fonction](detecteu){Détecteur}; & node[fonction](photo){Photo}; & node[fonction](accudonn){Accumuler données}; & \
node[intrant](elecbatt){Électicité batterie}; & node[fonction](alimcapt){Alimenter capteur}; & & node[fonction](idenpois){Identifier poisson}; & \
node[intrant](tempreau){Température de l'eau}; & node[fonction](captteau){Capteur température eau}; & & node[fonction](archdonn){Archiver donnéees}; & node[extrant](donnarch){Données archivées}; \
node[intrant](tempintr){Température interne}; & node[fonction](capttcpt){Capteur température interne}; & & & \
node[intrant](confvolm){Configuration volume}; & node[fonction](confcapt){Configurer capteur}; & & & \
node[intrant](entrutil){Entrées utilisateurs}; & node[fonction](authutil){Authentifier utilisateur}; & node[fonction](accedonn){Accéder aux données}; & & \
};
foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{Diagramme fonctionnel}
label{f:caf_diag_fonc}
end{figure}

end{document}


Without the foreachlinedo, so without arrows, it looks like this:





Now, when I run this code, it tells me this:



Argument of XC@definec@lor has an extra }. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before XC@definec@lor was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before tikz@@scan@@no@calculator was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{figure}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
You can't use `end' in internal vertical mode. end{document}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
Missing } inserted. end{document}
Emergency stop.
Unused global option(s): [utf8]. % doesn't matter


I created foreachlinedo because I don't want to create lots of foreach, because there will be lots and lots of arrows combined inthe diagram.



How can I make it work?










share|improve this question























  • Please don't get me wrong but all these efforts only because you do not want to write foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt};, which would allow you to have a very simple loop? Do you think that is worth it?

    – marmot
    28 mins ago











  • That can work. I'll try it. Edit: It works

    – Vinccool96
    14 mins ago













  • Can you better explain what you would do? If I comment the line foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}; and replace it by foreach noeud in {forcutil,defailla,poissons} {draw[<-] (instcapt.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}, the result seems ugly for the arrows. By the way, perhaps the package listifitems can be useful for your task. And the global option [utf8] is unused (warning in the log).

    – quark67
    37 secs ago














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Sorry, but part of the code is in French. However, it won't matter because it's only the listed text



I currently have a new command named listerfe that, combined with listerfenextarg and listerfegobblenextarg, succesfully proceeds an unknown number of parameters to separe them with a ,



Now, I have this code:



% !TeX encoding = UTF-8
% !TeX spellcheck = fr_FR


documentclass[utf8]{article}
usepackage{tikz}
makeatletter
newcommand{foreachlinedo}[2]{foreach noeud in {listerfe#1} {draw[<-] (#2.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}}

newcommand{listerfe}[1]{#1listerfenextarg}
newcommand{listerfenextarg}{@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
newcommand{listerfegobblenextarg}[1]{,#1@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
makeatother

begin{document}

definecolor{couleurbackintr}{HTML}{7F00FF}
definecolor{couleurtextintr}{HTML}{FFFFFF}
definecolor{couleurbackfonc}{HTML}{C780FF}
definecolor{couleurtext}{HTML}{000000}
definecolor{couleurbackextr}{HTML}{DDB3FF}
begin{figure}[htp]
centering
tikzset{
basic/.style={draw, rounded corners=2pt, thick, text width=8em, align=flush center, text=couleurtext, node distance=2em},
intrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackintr, text=couleurtextintr},
fonction/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackfonc},
extrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackextr}
}
begin{tikzpicture}
fontsize{8}{9} selectfont
% intrants
matrix[row sep=2em, column sep=2em] {
% 1re ligne
%TODO changer nom
node[intrant](forcutil){Force utilisée}; & node[fonction](instcapt){Installer capteur sous l'eau}; & & & node[extrant](captinst){Capteur installé}; \
% 2me ligne
node[intrant](defailla){Défaillance}; & node[fonction](detcdefa){Détecter défaillance}; & & node[fonction](genralrm){Générer alarme}; & node[extrant](alarme){Alarme}; \
node[intrant](poissons){Poissons}; & node[fonction](detecteu){Détecteur}; & node[fonction](photo){Photo}; & node[fonction](accudonn){Accumuler données}; & \
node[intrant](elecbatt){Électicité batterie}; & node[fonction](alimcapt){Alimenter capteur}; & & node[fonction](idenpois){Identifier poisson}; & \
node[intrant](tempreau){Température de l'eau}; & node[fonction](captteau){Capteur température eau}; & & node[fonction](archdonn){Archiver donnéees}; & node[extrant](donnarch){Données archivées}; \
node[intrant](tempintr){Température interne}; & node[fonction](capttcpt){Capteur température interne}; & & & \
node[intrant](confvolm){Configuration volume}; & node[fonction](confcapt){Configurer capteur}; & & & \
node[intrant](entrutil){Entrées utilisateurs}; & node[fonction](authutil){Authentifier utilisateur}; & node[fonction](accedonn){Accéder aux données}; & & \
};
foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{Diagramme fonctionnel}
label{f:caf_diag_fonc}
end{figure}

end{document}


Without the foreachlinedo, so without arrows, it looks like this:





Now, when I run this code, it tells me this:



Argument of XC@definec@lor has an extra }. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before XC@definec@lor was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before tikz@@scan@@no@calculator was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{figure}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
You can't use `end' in internal vertical mode. end{document}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
Missing } inserted. end{document}
Emergency stop.
Unused global option(s): [utf8]. % doesn't matter


I created foreachlinedo because I don't want to create lots of foreach, because there will be lots and lots of arrows combined inthe diagram.



How can I make it work?










share|improve this question














Sorry, but part of the code is in French. However, it won't matter because it's only the listed text



I currently have a new command named listerfe that, combined with listerfenextarg and listerfegobblenextarg, succesfully proceeds an unknown number of parameters to separe them with a ,



Now, I have this code:



% !TeX encoding = UTF-8
% !TeX spellcheck = fr_FR


documentclass[utf8]{article}
usepackage{tikz}
makeatletter
newcommand{foreachlinedo}[2]{foreach noeud in {listerfe#1} {draw[<-] (#2.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}}

newcommand{listerfe}[1]{#1listerfenextarg}
newcommand{listerfenextarg}{@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
newcommand{listerfegobblenextarg}[1]{,#1@ifnextcharbgroup{listerfegobblenextarg}{}}
makeatother

begin{document}

definecolor{couleurbackintr}{HTML}{7F00FF}
definecolor{couleurtextintr}{HTML}{FFFFFF}
definecolor{couleurbackfonc}{HTML}{C780FF}
definecolor{couleurtext}{HTML}{000000}
definecolor{couleurbackextr}{HTML}{DDB3FF}
begin{figure}[htp]
centering
tikzset{
basic/.style={draw, rounded corners=2pt, thick, text width=8em, align=flush center, text=couleurtext, node distance=2em},
intrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackintr, text=couleurtextintr},
fonction/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackfonc},
extrant/.style={basic, fill=couleurbackextr}
}
begin{tikzpicture}
fontsize{8}{9} selectfont
% intrants
matrix[row sep=2em, column sep=2em] {
% 1re ligne
%TODO changer nom
node[intrant](forcutil){Force utilisée}; & node[fonction](instcapt){Installer capteur sous l'eau}; & & & node[extrant](captinst){Capteur installé}; \
% 2me ligne
node[intrant](defailla){Défaillance}; & node[fonction](detcdefa){Détecter défaillance}; & & node[fonction](genralrm){Générer alarme}; & node[extrant](alarme){Alarme}; \
node[intrant](poissons){Poissons}; & node[fonction](detecteu){Détecteur}; & node[fonction](photo){Photo}; & node[fonction](accudonn){Accumuler données}; & \
node[intrant](elecbatt){Électicité batterie}; & node[fonction](alimcapt){Alimenter capteur}; & & node[fonction](idenpois){Identifier poisson}; & \
node[intrant](tempreau){Température de l'eau}; & node[fonction](captteau){Capteur température eau}; & & node[fonction](archdonn){Archiver donnéees}; & node[extrant](donnarch){Données archivées}; \
node[intrant](tempintr){Température interne}; & node[fonction](capttcpt){Capteur température interne}; & & & \
node[intrant](confvolm){Configuration volume}; & node[fonction](confcapt){Configurer capteur}; & & & \
node[intrant](entrutil){Entrées utilisateurs}; & node[fonction](authutil){Authentifier utilisateur}; & node[fonction](accedonn){Accéder aux données}; & & \
};
foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt};
end{tikzpicture}
caption{Diagramme fonctionnel}
label{f:caf_diag_fonc}
end{figure}

end{document}


Without the foreachlinedo, so without arrows, it looks like this:





Now, when I run this code, it tells me this:



Argument of XC@definec@lor has an extra }. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before XC@definec@lor was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Paragraph ended before tikz@@scan@@no@calculator was complete. ...{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{tikzpicture}
Missing } inserted. end{tikzpicture}
Extra }, or forgotten endgroup. end{figure}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
You can't use `end' in internal vertical mode. end{document}
begin{figure} on input line 30 ended by end{document}. end{document}
Missing } inserted. end{document}
Emergency stop.
Unused global option(s): [utf8]. % doesn't matter


I created foreachlinedo because I don't want to create lots of foreach, because there will be lots and lots of arrows combined inthe diagram.



How can I make it work?







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  • Please don't get me wrong but all these efforts only because you do not want to write foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt};, which would allow you to have a very simple loop? Do you think that is worth it?

    – marmot
    28 mins ago











  • That can work. I'll try it. Edit: It works

    – Vinccool96
    14 mins ago













  • Can you better explain what you would do? If I comment the line foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}; and replace it by foreach noeud in {forcutil,defailla,poissons} {draw[<-] (instcapt.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}, the result seems ugly for the arrows. By the way, perhaps the package listifitems can be useful for your task. And the global option [utf8] is unused (warning in the log).

    – quark67
    37 secs ago



















  • Please don't get me wrong but all these efforts only because you do not want to write foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt};, which would allow you to have a very simple loop? Do you think that is worth it?

    – marmot
    28 mins ago











  • That can work. I'll try it. Edit: It works

    – Vinccool96
    14 mins ago













  • Can you better explain what you would do? If I comment the line foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}; and replace it by foreach noeud in {forcutil,defailla,poissons} {draw[<-] (instcapt.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}, the result seems ugly for the arrows. By the way, perhaps the package listifitems can be useful for your task. And the global option [utf8] is unused (warning in the log).

    – quark67
    37 secs ago

















Please don't get me wrong but all these efforts only because you do not want to write foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt};, which would allow you to have a very simple loop? Do you think that is worth it?

– marmot
28 mins ago





Please don't get me wrong but all these efforts only because you do not want to write foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt};, which would allow you to have a very simple loop? Do you think that is worth it?

– marmot
28 mins ago













That can work. I'll try it. Edit: It works

– Vinccool96
14 mins ago







That can work. I'll try it. Edit: It works

– Vinccool96
14 mins ago















Can you better explain what you would do? If I comment the line foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}; and replace it by foreach noeud in {forcutil,defailla,poissons} {draw[<-] (instcapt.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}, the result seems ugly for the arrows. By the way, perhaps the package listifitems can be useful for your task. And the global option [utf8] is unused (warning in the log).

– quark67
37 secs ago





Can you better explain what you would do? If I comment the line foreachlinedo{{forcutil}{defailla}{poissons}}{instcapt}; and replace it by foreach noeud in {forcutil,defailla,poissons} {draw[<-] (instcapt.east) -| ++(-1em,0em) |- (noeud.west);}, the result seems ugly for the arrows. By the way, perhaps the package listifitems can be useful for your task. And the global option [utf8] is unused (warning in the log).

– quark67
37 secs ago










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I used foreachlinedo{forcutil,defailla,poissons}{instcapt}; and scrapped listerfe, listerfenextarg and listerfegobblenextarg






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