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-Álvaro Tejero Cantero <alvaro@antalia.com>
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- Flattening macros. Sometimes it's annoying the fact that once you have
- written a macro, you can't touch at it's "constant parts". I call flattening
- to the process of substituting all macros with LaTeX code.
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- Task: designing a macro substitution system that reads from a file
- (possibly the same file as the document's) the macros and parses the document
- doing the appropriate replacements
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- This is very useful, because sometimes you have a big expression in a macro
- and you want to change an index only. What do you do then?. You retype
- everything (perhaps several times in the document) or you create extremely
- generic and parametrizable macros that aren't very fast to fill in the
- majority of cases.