The \newcommand declarations are in the preamble. Each is of the form \newcommand{name of new command}[number of arguments]{definition} The name of the new command, which must begin with a , is the name you'll use in the document to use the command. The number of arguments is how ma...
(#2566) Add IntelliSense for \DeclareMathOperator and any \newcommand* & co declarations. (#2584) Generate a cpp embedded language configuration. Fixed (#2542) Python code highlighting for all environments of the package pythontex. (#2561) Fix a regexp which might causes ReDoS. (#2562) Fix...
24 39 Learning to write LaTeX classes and packages There’s nothing particularly magic about the commands you use when writing a package, so you can simply bundle up a set of LaTeX \(re)newcommand and \(re)newenvironment commands, put them in a file package.sty and you have a package...
(#1428) Handle optional arguments in newcommand for mathjax. (#1430) Declare \left, \right as a pair. (#1433) Fix .fls and .aux file discovery with relative outDir. (#1433) Make structure and manger honor texDirs. (#1435) Remove a file from texFileTree when it is deleted. (...
Stands for arguments in a macro definition (see \newcommand & \renewcommand). ‘~’ Produces a nonbreakable interword space (see ~, \nobreakspace). See Printing special characters, for how to typeset these characters when you need them literally. Next: Environment syntax, Previous: Input...
\newcommand\eqvref[1]{\eqref{#1}\\vpageref{#1}} will do the trick. Sometimes we want to refer to a range of objects of the same kind (a range of figures, equations, sections, etc.). The command\vrefrange{start-key}{end-key}is used in that case, and decides what to write depen...
Some extra groups are added. The code for this is not that simple, it uses the command\ifstrequal{}{}{}{}, the first two arguments are the strings to compare, if they are equal the term is added to the group, otherwise the next nested condition is checked. ...
\newcommand{\datedsection}[2]{% \section[#1]{#1 \hfill #2}% } \newcommand{\datedsubsection}[2]{% \subsection[#1]{#1 \hfill #2}% } This defines two new commands \datedsection and \datedsubsection which take two arguments: the section name as before, and a date which will...
You can use the \def, \newcommand, \renewcommand, \newenvironment, \renewenvironment, and \let commands to create your own macros and environments. Unlike actual TeX, however, in order for MathJax to process these, they must be enclosed in math delimiters (since MathJax only processes macros...
If you suspect that you may be experiencing a loop, check to see if you accidentally created arecursivedefinition in one of your custom commands, such as\newcommand{\foo}{\foo}. Some causes of fatal compile errors Below are some known causes of fatal errors. ...