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Why won't this compile? Argument of h has an extra
Won't compile with Hebrew in the pathSoul “Argument of xxx has an extra ” after registering custom command with soulregister
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
newcommandx[1][1]ensurematha_n-#1
newcommande[1][left(1+dfrac1+sqrt52right)-left(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2left(1+dfrac1-sqrt52right)]ensuremath\\=dfracleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2#1sqrt5
newcommandfensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2
newcommandg[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandh[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandnensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2
$a_n=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]$
enddocument
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documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
newcommandx[1][1]ensurematha_n-#1
newcommande[1][left(1+dfrac1+sqrt52right)-left(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2left(1+dfrac1-sqrt52right)]ensuremath\\=dfracleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2#1sqrt5
newcommandfensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2
newcommandg[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandh[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandnensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2
$a_n=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]$
enddocument
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documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
newcommandx[1][1]ensurematha_n-#1
newcommande[1][left(1+dfrac1+sqrt52right)-left(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2left(1+dfrac1-sqrt52right)]ensuremath\\=dfracleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2#1sqrt5
newcommandfensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2
newcommandg[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandh[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandnensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2
$a_n=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]$
enddocument
compilation-error
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documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
begindocument
newcommandx[1][1]ensurematha_n-#1
newcommande[1][left(1+dfrac1+sqrt52right)-left(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2left(1+dfrac1-sqrt52right)]ensuremath\\=dfracleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2#1sqrt5
newcommandfensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^n-2
newcommandg[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1-sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandh[1][n-1]ensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right)^#1
newcommandnensuremathleft(dfrac1+sqrt52right) ^n-2
$a_n=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]$
enddocument
compilation-error
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e[h[n-1]]
Put the inner h[..] into braces
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If you define commands with optional argument through xparse, then you can nest them.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexparse
newcommandgrplusdfrac1+sqrt52
newcommandgrminusdfrac1-sqrt52
newcommandeopt%
left(1+grplusright)-fleft(1+grminusright)%
NewDocumentCommandxO1a_n-#1
NewDocumentCommandeOeopt\&=dfracn #1sqrt5
NewDocumentCommandgOn-1left(grminusright)^#1
NewDocumentCommandhOn-1left(grplusright)^#1
newcommandng[n-2]
newcommandfh[n-2]
begindocument
$beginaligned[t]
a_n&=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]
endaligned$
I also used aligned in order to get a better alignment.
There's no reason for plaguing you code with useless ensuremath.
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e[h[n-1]]
Put the inner h[..] into braces
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use
e[h[n-1]]
Put the inner h[..] into braces
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276k25419732
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use
e[h[n-1]]
Put the inner h[..] into braces
answered 8 hours ago
HerbertHerbert
276k25419732
use
e[h[n-1]]
Put the inner h[..] into braces
answered 8 hours ago
HerbertHerbert
276k25419732
answered 8 hours ago
HerbertHerbert
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answered 8 hours ago
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276k25419732
answered 8 hours ago
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If you define commands with optional argument through xparse, then you can nest them.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexparse
newcommandgrplusdfrac1+sqrt52
newcommandgrminusdfrac1-sqrt52
newcommandeopt%
left(1+grplusright)-fleft(1+grminusright)%
NewDocumentCommandxO1a_n-#1
NewDocumentCommandeOeopt\&=dfracn #1sqrt5
NewDocumentCommandgOn-1left(grminusright)^#1
NewDocumentCommandhOn-1left(grplusright)^#1
newcommandng[n-2]
newcommandfh[n-2]
begindocument
$beginaligned[t]
a_n&=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]
endaligned$
I also used aligned in order to get a better alignment.
There's no reason for plaguing you code with useless ensuremath.
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
726k8819223231
add a comment |
If you define commands with optional argument through xparse, then you can nest them.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexparse
newcommandgrplusdfrac1+sqrt52
newcommandgrminusdfrac1-sqrt52
newcommandeopt%
left(1+grplusright)-fleft(1+grminusright)%
NewDocumentCommandxO1a_n-#1
NewDocumentCommandeOeopt\&=dfracn #1sqrt5
NewDocumentCommandgOn-1left(grminusright)^#1
NewDocumentCommandhOn-1left(grplusright)^#1
newcommandng[n-2]
newcommandfh[n-2]
begindocument
$beginaligned[t]
a_n&=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]
endaligned$
I also used aligned in order to get a better alignment.
There's no reason for plaguing you code with useless ensuremath.
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
726k8819223231
add a comment |
If you define commands with optional argument through xparse, then you can nest them.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexparse
newcommandgrplusdfrac1+sqrt52
newcommandgrminusdfrac1-sqrt52
newcommandeopt%
left(1+grplusright)-fleft(1+grminusright)%
NewDocumentCommandxO1a_n-#1
NewDocumentCommandeOeopt\&=dfracn #1sqrt5
NewDocumentCommandgOn-1left(grminusright)^#1
NewDocumentCommandhOn-1left(grplusright)^#1
newcommandng[n-2]
newcommandfh[n-2]
begindocument
$beginaligned[t]
a_n&=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]
endaligned$
I also used aligned in order to get a better alignment.
There's no reason for plaguing you code with useless ensuremath.
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
726k8819223231
If you define commands with optional argument through xparse, then you can nest them.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagexparse
newcommandgrplusdfrac1+sqrt52
newcommandgrminusdfrac1-sqrt52
newcommandeopt%
left(1+grplusright)-fleft(1+grminusright)%
NewDocumentCommandxO1a_n-#1
NewDocumentCommandeOeopt\&=dfracn #1sqrt5
NewDocumentCommandgOn-1left(grminusright)^#1
NewDocumentCommandhOn-1left(grplusright)^#1
newcommandng[n-2]
newcommandfh[n-2]
begindocument
$beginaligned[t]
a_n&=x+x[2]e[-f+hg]ee[h[2]]
endaligned$
I also used aligned in order to get a better alignment.
There's no reason for plaguing you code with useless ensuremath.
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
726k8819223231
answered 7 hours ago
egregegreg
726k8819223231
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