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Span command across LaTeX environments
How does LaTeX implement environments?Creating Command with environmentsIndenting text and still allowing sections, pagebreaks and floatsDefining New Environments using a CommandStarting environment with beginenv or with envChange background color across different environmentsLabelling Theorem Environments across documentsSetting new environments with LaTeXCommand for aliasing environments
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Suppose I have an environment redacted which I wanted to declare in such a manner:
beginredacted
This is some secret content.
endredacted
Which, I wanted the result to be equivalent to passing the text inside the environment inside minipage and phantom
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantomThis is some secret content.
endminipage
The following declaration gives me error since the curly parenthesis doesn't match up
newenvironmentredacted
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantom
endminipage
Are there any ways to achieve this?
environments
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Suppose I have an environment redacted which I wanted to declare in such a manner:
beginredacted
This is some secret content.
endredacted
Which, I wanted the result to be equivalent to passing the text inside the environment inside minipage and phantom
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantomThis is some secret content.
endminipage
The following declaration gives me error since the curly parenthesis doesn't match up
newenvironmentredacted
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantom
endminipage
Are there any ways to achieve this?
environments
asked Jul 24 at 5:31
srakrnsrakrn
383 bronze badges
3
Are you familiar with thecommentpackage and itscommentenvironment?
– Mico
Jul 24 at 5:40
I'm aware of thecommentenvironment. However,phantom, to my understanding, leaves empty spaces in the text area whilecommentdoesn't.
– srakrn
Jul 24 at 5:42
3
You have to extract the contents first and then add it to phantom. For example save the minipage in a box (lrbox env, wrapped around the minipage), then use the box inside phantom in the end of the env definition. Generally you cannot span a macro over a begin end env
– daleif
Jul 24 at 5:50
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Suppose I have an environment redacted which I wanted to declare in such a manner:
beginredacted
This is some secret content.
endredacted
Which, I wanted the result to be equivalent to passing the text inside the environment inside minipage and phantom
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantomThis is some secret content.
endminipage
The following declaration gives me error since the curly parenthesis doesn't match up
newenvironmentredacted
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantom
endminipage
Are there any ways to achieve this?
environments
asked Jul 24 at 5:31
srakrnsrakrn
383 bronze badges
Suppose I have an environment redacted which I wanted to declare in such a manner:
beginredacted
This is some secret content.
endredacted
Which, I wanted the result to be equivalent to passing the text inside the environment inside minipage and phantom
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantomThis is some secret content.
endminipage
The following declaration gives me error since the curly parenthesis doesn't match up
newenvironmentredacted
beginminipage[1.0textwidth]
phantom
endminipage
Are there any ways to achieve this?
environments
environments
asked Jul 24 at 5:31
srakrnsrakrn
383 bronze badges
asked Jul 24 at 5:31
srakrnsrakrn
383 bronze badges
asked Jul 24 at 5:31
srakrnsrakrn
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asked Jul 24 at 5:31
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asked Jul 24 at 5:31
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3
Are you familiar with thecommentpackage and itscommentenvironment?
– Mico
Jul 24 at 5:40
I'm aware of thecommentenvironment. However,phantom, to my understanding, leaves empty spaces in the text area whilecommentdoesn't.
– srakrn
Jul 24 at 5:42
3
You have to extract the contents first and then add it to phantom. For example save the minipage in a box (lrbox env, wrapped around the minipage), then use the box inside phantom in the end of the env definition. Generally you cannot span a macro over a begin end env
– daleif
Jul 24 at 5:50
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3
Are you familiar with thecommentpackage and itscommentenvironment?
– Mico
Jul 24 at 5:40
I'm aware of thecommentenvironment. However,phantom, to my understanding, leaves empty spaces in the text area whilecommentdoesn't.
– srakrn
Jul 24 at 5:42
3
You have to extract the contents first and then add it to phantom. For example save the minipage in a box (lrbox env, wrapped around the minipage), then use the box inside phantom in the end of the env definition. Generally you cannot span a macro over a begin end env
– daleif
Jul 24 at 5:50
3
3
Are you familiar with the
comment package and its comment environment?– Mico
Jul 24 at 5:40
Are you familiar with the
comment package and its comment environment?– Mico
Jul 24 at 5:40
I'm aware of the
comment environment. However, phantom, to my understanding, leaves empty spaces in the text area while comment doesn't.– srakrn
Jul 24 at 5:42
I'm aware of the
comment environment. However, phantom, to my understanding, leaves empty spaces in the text area while comment doesn't.– srakrn
Jul 24 at 5:42
3
3
You have to extract the contents first and then add it to phantom. For example save the minipage in a box (lrbox env, wrapped around the minipage), then use the box inside phantom in the end of the env definition. Generally you cannot span a macro over a begin end env
– daleif
Jul 24 at 5:50
You have to extract the contents first and then add it to phantom. For example save the minipage in a box (lrbox env, wrapped around the minipage), then use the box inside phantom in the end of the env definition. Generally you cannot span a macro over a begin end env
– daleif
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I believe you want something like this. Note that I put the minipage inside phantom and not the other way around, because when called in a non-math mode, phantom typesets its argument in restricted horizontal mode (LR-mode in LaTeX terms), therefore using phantomBODY would always get you one (possibly extremely long) line.
BODY collects the body of the environment declared with NewEnviron. This macro comes from the very convenient environ package.
documentclassarticle
usepackageenviron
usepackagelipsum
NewEnvironredacted%
parnoindent
phantom%
beginminipagelinewidth
BODY
endminipage%
%
par
begindocument
Before.
beginredacted
lipsum[1]
endredacted
After.
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:25
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Similar to frougon's answer, another option is to use the xparse package with its b argument type, which first scans the environment body such that it can be used as a normal parameter in the environment definition:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagelipsum
NewDocumentEnvironmentredactedb%
%
phantom%
beginminipage1.0textwidth%
#1%
endminipage%
%
begindocument
lipsum[1]
beginredacted
This is\
some\
secret content.
endredacted
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:32
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I believe you want something like this. Note that I put the minipage inside phantom and not the other way around, because when called in a non-math mode, phantom typesets its argument in restricted horizontal mode (LR-mode in LaTeX terms), therefore using phantomBODY would always get you one (possibly extremely long) line.
BODY collects the body of the environment declared with NewEnviron. This macro comes from the very convenient environ package.
documentclassarticle
usepackageenviron
usepackagelipsum
NewEnvironredacted%
parnoindent
phantom%
beginminipagelinewidth
BODY
endminipage%
%
par
begindocument
Before.
beginredacted
lipsum[1]
endredacted
After.
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:25
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I believe you want something like this. Note that I put the minipage inside phantom and not the other way around, because when called in a non-math mode, phantom typesets its argument in restricted horizontal mode (LR-mode in LaTeX terms), therefore using phantomBODY would always get you one (possibly extremely long) line.
BODY collects the body of the environment declared with NewEnviron. This macro comes from the very convenient environ package.
documentclassarticle
usepackageenviron
usepackagelipsum
NewEnvironredacted%
parnoindent
phantom%
beginminipagelinewidth
BODY
endminipage%
%
par
begindocument
Before.
beginredacted
lipsum[1]
endredacted
After.
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:25
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I believe you want something like this. Note that I put the minipage inside phantom and not the other way around, because when called in a non-math mode, phantom typesets its argument in restricted horizontal mode (LR-mode in LaTeX terms), therefore using phantomBODY would always get you one (possibly extremely long) line.
BODY collects the body of the environment declared with NewEnviron. This macro comes from the very convenient environ package.
documentclassarticle
usepackageenviron
usepackagelipsum
NewEnvironredacted%
parnoindent
phantom%
beginminipagelinewidth
BODY
endminipage%
%
par
begindocument
Before.
beginredacted
lipsum[1]
endredacted
After.
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:25
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I believe you want something like this. Note that I put the minipage inside phantom and not the other way around, because when called in a non-math mode, phantom typesets its argument in restricted horizontal mode (LR-mode in LaTeX terms), therefore using phantomBODY would always get you one (possibly extremely long) line.
BODY collects the body of the environment declared with NewEnviron. This macro comes from the very convenient environ package.
documentclassarticle
usepackageenviron
usepackagelipsum
NewEnvironredacted%
parnoindent
phantom%
beginminipagelinewidth
BODY
endminipage%
%
par
begindocument
Before.
beginredacted
lipsum[1]
endredacted
After.
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:25
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Similar to frougon's answer, another option is to use the xparse package with its b argument type, which first scans the environment body such that it can be used as a normal parameter in the environment definition:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagelipsum
NewDocumentEnvironmentredactedb%
%
phantom%
beginminipage1.0textwidth%
#1%
endminipage%
%
begindocument
lipsum[1]
beginredacted
This is\
some\
secret content.
endredacted
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:32
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Similar to frougon's answer, another option is to use the xparse package with its b argument type, which first scans the environment body such that it can be used as a normal parameter in the environment definition:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagelipsum
NewDocumentEnvironmentredactedb%
%
phantom%
beginminipage1.0textwidth%
#1%
endminipage%
%
begindocument
lipsum[1]
beginredacted
This is\
some\
secret content.
endredacted
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:32
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Similar to frougon's answer, another option is to use the xparse package with its b argument type, which first scans the environment body such that it can be used as a normal parameter in the environment definition:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagelipsum
NewDocumentEnvironmentredactedb%
%
phantom%
beginminipage1.0textwidth%
#1%
endminipage%
%
begindocument
lipsum[1]
beginredacted
This is\
some\
secret content.
endredacted
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:32
siracusasiracusa
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Similar to frougon's answer, another option is to use the xparse package with its b argument type, which first scans the environment body such that it can be used as a normal parameter in the environment definition:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagelipsum
NewDocumentEnvironmentredactedb%
%
phantom%
beginminipage1.0textwidth%
#1%
endminipage%
%
begindocument
lipsum[1]
beginredacted
This is\
some\
secret content.
endredacted
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered Jul 24 at 6:32
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Are you familiar with the
commentpackage and itscommentenvironment?– Mico
Jul 24 at 5:40
I'm aware of the
commentenvironment. However,phantom, to my understanding, leaves empty spaces in the text area whilecommentdoesn't.– srakrn
Jul 24 at 5:42
3
You have to extract the contents first and then add it to phantom. For example save the minipage in a box (lrbox env, wrapped around the minipage), then use the box inside phantom in the end of the env definition. Generally you cannot span a macro over a begin end env
– daleif
Jul 24 at 5:50