[OS X TeX] Invisible character
Alain Schremmer
Schremmer.Alain at gmail.com
Thu Jun 22 15:26:08 EDT 2006
Jonathan Kew wrote:
> Ah, this is AppleScript, isn't it;
Robertson's doing, obviously not mine.
> in quoted strings, backslash is special, so you need to double them
> (see the other strings in the macro)
Indeed, I should have noticed. (But code puts my mind to sleep. My not
so young younger son, a software engineer, likes to tell the horrified
way I reacted when I saw him, a very long time ago, writing x=x+1.)
> . So the added text needs to read:
>
> & "\\catcode`\\•=\\active \\def•{} & return
Here I assumed you meant
& "\\catcode`\\•=\\active \\def•{}" & return
and it did work that way. (I am patting myself furiously on the back.)
> And if you put it on a separate line, don't forget the line
> continuation character ¬,
Ah! That's what ¬ meant. (For me it means NOT.) As it happens, I
inserted within a line that ended with & return & ¬
Well that's it. I am going to change all my other macros accordingly.
Very grateful regards (This wasn't just the arm but also, at least, the
leg.)
--schremmer
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