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Re: Symbol definition with number


From: Volker Renneberg
Subject: Re: Symbol definition with number
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:50:34 +0200
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Hi!

Why don't you just prefix your symbol names with an @ character, i.e.

   import @Math
   def @T1 { T sub 1 }

Cheers
Volker

address@hidden schrieb:
Hi everybody,

I am writing a text where there are many symbols with
subscript numbers (T1, T2, V1 .. V50) and I would
like to define symbols for each of them, like

import @Math
def "T1" { T sub 1 }
...

This apparently doesn't work with lout, that says
this is an "invalid symbol name". Is there anything
I could do? I am used to employ roman numbers
(T_I, T_II ....), but this is not very practical... ;-)

Many thanks,
Benoit




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