The end-of-line character mentioned above is not the system dependent record terminator. Moreover, using \mymacro inside an argument to another macro will definitely not work. However, I can't recommend doing this: editors might have different ideas about you with respect to when lines should end and hitting a key by mistake can spoil your work.
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For instance, \obeylines makes \^^M into an active character and assign it the same meaning as \par.įor your application you can look at section 11.9.4 of TeX by Topic basically you do \def\mymacro%Ĭhanging the category code of ^^M must be done in a group or otherwise you end up painting yourself into a corner. Usually the \endlinechar has category code 5, but this is not mandatory and different effects can be obtained by changing the category code. When it sees the (operating system defined) end-of-record, it throws it away together with anything that can be on the line past it, removes all trailing blank spaces and inserts the \endlinechar. When TeX sees a character with category code 5, it immediately converts it either to a space or to a \par token if another follows (possibly after the “skipping blanks” phase). (see The ^^ notation in various engines for information about the ^^ notation). Add anchored scrolling.The end-of-line character is not available to be used in the main input stream, under the standard setting which is \endlinechar=`\^^M.Improve error messages for read failures.Prefix hexadecimal values with 0x to match Data Inspector.Fix window width adjustment when showing/hiding templates.Fix incorrect error handling with zlib_uncompress.Fix incorrect anchor usage in some commands.Performing a copy with a selected entry copies its value to the clipboard.Set working directory to templates folder so "source" command can use relative paths.Add preference for controlling behavior on single and double click of template entries.Add sectionvalue command that sets the value of the current section.Add str command that takes an encoding identifier.Add optional -hex argument for unsigned integers to display as hexadecimal.Add eof as a special length parameter to go to the end of the file.
Add unixtime32 and unixtime64 for reading unix times.
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