ltcmd004.luatex.tlg

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Don't change this file in any respect.
Author: Joseph Wright, Bruno Le Floch
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TEST 1: Basic definitions r-type arguments
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(-NoValue-)(here)(there)
(nothing)(here)(there)
()(()here())(there)
(stuff)(is)([here])
(-NoValue-)(is)([here])
(bar)(baz)
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TEST 2: Basic definitions R-type arguments
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(-NoValue-)(here)(there)
(nothing)(here)(there)
()(()here())(there)
(stuff)(is)([here])
(-NoValue-)(is)([here])
(bar)(baz)
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TEST 3: r-type argument errors
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! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(-NoValue-)(-NoValue-)(there)
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(nothing)(-NoValue-)(there)
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '['. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(stuff)(is)(-NoValue-)
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(-NoValue-)(-NoValue-)
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TEST 4: R-type argument errors
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! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(-NoValue-)(drat)(there)
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(nothing)(drat)(there)
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '['. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(stuff)(is)(drat)
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Required argument missing for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The command '\foo' expects one of its arguments to start with '('. LaTeX did
not find this argument and will insert a default value for further processing.
(drat)(drat)
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TEST 5: Basic e-type argument definitions
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({-NoValue-}{-NoValue-})(there)
({up}{-NoValue-})(here)
({-NoValue-}{down})(here)
({up}{down})(here)
({-NoValue-}{-NoValue-})
({up}{-NoValue-})
({-NoValue-}{down})
({up}{down})
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TEST 6: Basic E-type argument definitions
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({-NoValue-}{-NoValue-})
({up}{-NoValue-})
({-NoValue-}{down})
({up}{down})
({UP}{-NoValue-})
({up}{-NoValue-})
({UP}{down})
({up}{down})
({UP}{DOWN})
({up}{DOWN})
({UP}{down})
({up}{down})
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TEST 7: Bad arg specs
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! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification 'dm' for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification 't' for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter 'oh' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification contains 'oh' in a place where a single token is
required.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification contains nothing in a place where a single token is
required.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '{Y}' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification contains '{Y}' in a place where a single token is
required.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification '+>{\ReverseBoolean }' for
(cmd)              command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification 'e{__}' for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification '+>{\ReverseBoolean }' for
(cmd)              command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
> \foo=undefined.
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TEST 8: Stripping braces in optional args
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()(baz)
(bar)(baz)
( bar)(baz)
(bar )(baz)
( {bar})(baz)
({bar} )(baz)
( )(baz)
()(baz)
( )(baz)
([{bar}])(baz)
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TEST 9: Get and show argument spec
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||
> \ArgumentSpecification=.
<recently read> }
l. ...  }
||
> \ArgumentSpecification=.
<recently read> }
l. ...  }
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TEST 10: First argument must be a command
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! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\DeclareDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The first argument of '\DeclareDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\NewDocumentCommand' must be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\NewDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\RenewDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\RenewDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ProvideDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ProvideDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand' must
(cmd)              be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the
document command that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains
more than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\NewExpandableDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\NewExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more
than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\RenewExpandableDocumentCommand' must be
(cmd)              a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\RenewExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more
than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ProvideExpandableDocumentCommand' must
(cmd)              be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ProvideExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the
document command that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains
more than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\GetDocumentCommandArgSpec' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\GetDocumentCommandArgSpec' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more
than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ShowDocumentCommandArgSpec' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ShowDocumentCommandArgSpec' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '\foo !' contains more
than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\DeclareDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\DeclareDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\NewDocumentCommand' must be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\NewDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\RenewDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\RenewDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ProvideDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ProvideDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than one
token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand' must
(cmd)              be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the
document command that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains
more than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\NewExpandableDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\NewExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than
one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\RenewExpandableDocumentCommand' must be
(cmd)              a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\RenewExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than
one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ProvideExpandableDocumentCommand' must
(cmd)              be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ProvideExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the
document command that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains
more than one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\GetDocumentCommandArgSpec' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\GetDocumentCommandArgSpec' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than
one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ShowDocumentCommandArgSpec' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ShowDocumentCommandArgSpec' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument 'foo' contains more than
one token. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\DeclareDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\DeclareDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character. Perhaps a
backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\NewDocumentCommand' must be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\NewDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character. Perhaps a
backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\RenewDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\RenewDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character. Perhaps a
backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ProvideDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ProvideDocumentCommand' should be the document command
that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character. Perhaps a
backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand' must
(cmd)              be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the
document command that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a
character. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\NewExpandableDocumentCommand' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\NewExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character.
Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\RenewExpandableDocumentCommand' must be
(cmd)              a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\RenewExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character.
Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ProvideExpandableDocumentCommand' must
(cmd)              be a command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ProvideExpandableDocumentCommand' should be the
document command that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a
character. Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\GetDocumentCommandArgSpec' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\GetDocumentCommandArgSpec' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character.
Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: First argument of '\ShowDocumentCommandArgSpec' must be a
(cmd)              command.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The first argument of '\ShowDocumentCommandArgSpec' should be the document
command that will be defined. The provided argument '##' is a character.
Perhaps a backslash is missing?
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Command '\?' already defined!
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
You have used \NewDocumentCommand with a command that already has a
definition.
The existing definition of '\?' will not be altered.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Command '\?' already defined!
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
You have used \NewExpandableDocumentCommand with a command that already has a
definition.
The existing definition of '\?' will not be altered.
> \ArgumentSpecification=m.
<recently read> }
l. ...  }
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TEST 11: SplitList
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> {a(b}.
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TEST 12: Defaults referring to other arguments
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(walk,walked,walked)
(find,found,found)
(do,did,done)
(-NoValue-,a,-NoValue-,b)
(1cm,a,1cm,b)
(1cm,a,1cm,b)
(1cm,a,2cm,b)
\A 
{{\C }{-NoValue-}}{\E }|{\C }{-NoValue-}|\E 
{\A }{\E }|{{\A }{\E }}{-NoValue-}|\E 
{{\C }{-NoValue-}}{\A }|{\C }{-NoValue-}|\E 
{\A }{\B }|{{\A }{\B }}{\D }|\E 
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TEST 13: Test ## in expandable argument specification
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! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \::error 
         ! cmd: Required argument missing for \foobar.
l. ...  }
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
1|\BooleanFalse |##|##{\relax }
##|\BooleanTrue |##|2##
##|\BooleanFalse |##|2##
1|\BooleanTrue |##|2##
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TEST 14: Refer to other args (expandable)
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! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \::error 
         ! cmd: Circular dependency in defaults of \foobar.
l. ...  }
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \::error 
         ! cmd: Circular dependency in defaults of \foobar.
l. ...  }
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
\A |\C \E \A |\C |\C \E |\E 
\C \E \C \E \C \E \C \E -NoValue--NoValue-|\C \E \C \E \C \E \C \E \C \E -NoValue-|\C |\C \E |\E 
\D \D \D \D \D -NoValue-|\D \D \D \D \D -NoValue-|\C |\D |\E 
\B |\B |\C |\C \E |\E 
\A |\B |\C |\C \E |\E 
\A 
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TEST 15: Bad arguments
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! LaTeX cmd Error: Invalid argument type 'abc' in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
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l. ...  }
The letter 'abc' does not specify a known argument type.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
undefined
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter 'abc' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains 'abc' in a place where a single token is
required.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
undefined
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification 'D{abc}{def}' for command
(cmd)              '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
undefined
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification 'D' for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
undefined
! LaTeX cmd Error: Bad argument specification 'O' for command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification provided is not valid: one or more mandatory parts
are missing.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
undefined
! LaTeX cmd Error: Invalid argument prefix '>' in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification for '\foo' contains the processor function '>{\abc
}'. This is only supported for robust commands, but not for expandable ones.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
undefined
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TEST 16: Optional+mandatory with same delimiter
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LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '['.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '[' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|a|b|
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '['.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '[' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|a|b|
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter ':'.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter ':' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|a:b,c|d|
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter ':'.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter ':' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|a:b,c|d|
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '['.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '[' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|-NoValue-|\BooleanTrue |a|
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '*'.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '*' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|\BooleanTrue |a|
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '('.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '(' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|\BooleanTrue |a(b)c|\BooleanTrue |
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '_'.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '_' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|{_}{a}|\BooleanFalse ||
|{a}{-NoValue-}|\BooleanFalse |abc|
|{-NoValue-}{-NoValue-}|\BooleanTrue |a|
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TEST 17: par in short expandable
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Runaway argument?
\ERROR 
! Paragraph ended before \foo (arg 2) was complete.
<to be read again> 
\par 
l. ...  }
I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this
control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?
My plan is to forget the whole thing and hope for the best.
Runaway argument?
! Paragraph ended before \foo  was complete.
<to be read again> 
\par 
l. ...  }
I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this
control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?
My plan is to forget the whole thing and hope for the best.
|\BooleanFalse |\par |a|
|\BooleanFalse |a|b|
\par 
\par 
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TEST 18: Environments and expansion
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\A \B \C 
\A \B \C 
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TEST 19: Expandable r type
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LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '['.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '[' as an earlier optional argument. It will
(cmd)              therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier optional
(cmd)              arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
|a|b|
|a|b|
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TEST 20: Expandable e-type argument definitions
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({-NoValue-}{-NoValue-})(\the re)
({\u p}{-NoValue-})(\he re)
({-NoValue-}{\do wn})(\he re)
({\u p}{\do wn})(\he re)
({\U P}{-NoValue-})(\the re)
({\u p}{-NoValue-})(\he re)
({\U P}{\do wn})(\he re)
({\u p}{\do wn})(\he re)
({\U P}{\DO WN})(\the re)
({\u p}{\DO WN})(\he re)
({\U P}{\do wn})(\he re)
({\u p}{\do wn})(\he re)
({##}{\DO WN})(##)(\A )
({\A }{\DO WN})(\A )(\B )
({\A }{\DO WN})(\B )(\C )
({##}{\A })(##)(\B )
({\B }{\A })(\C )(\D )
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TEST 21: Long status of t-type ignored
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|\BooleanTrue |\BooleanTrue |\par |\par |
|\BooleanFalse |\BooleanTrue |-NoValue-|\par \A |
Runaway argument?
! Paragraph ended before \foo  was complete.
<to be read again> 
\par 
l. ...  }
I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this
control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?
My plan is to forget the whole thing and hope for the best.
\par 
|\BooleanFalse |\BooleanTrue |[\A ]|\B |
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TEST 22: Same expandable command with/without defaults
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|a|b|{c}
|b|c|
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TEST 23: Wrongly undefining an xparse command
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LaTeX cmd Warning: The command '\foo' was undefined but not the associated
(cmd)              commands '\foo code' and/or '\foo defaults'. Maybe you
(cmd)              tried using \let. This may lead to an infinite loop.
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TEST 24: NoValue passed to another command
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|-NoValue-|B|C|
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TEST 25: Two processors
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Defining \CountArg on line ...
|2|{5}|
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TEST 26: Non-character token delimiters
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abc
def
LaTeX cmd Warning: Optional and mandatory argument with same delimiter '\('.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              The mandatory argument specified with 'r' or 'R' has the
(cmd)              same delimiter '\(' as an earlier optional argument. It
(cmd)              will therefore not be possible to omit all the earlier
(cmd)              optional arguments when calling this command.
(cmd)              
(cmd)              This may be intentional, but then it might be a mistake.
abc/def
abc/def
abc/-NoValue-
-NoValue-/something
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TEST 27: Non-character delimiters: delimiters with the same definition
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(abc)
(-NoValue-)
Removed: (\)abc\))
(abc)
(-NoValue-)
Removed: (abc\){})
(\BooleanTrue )
(\BooleanFalse )
(l|-NoValue-)
(-NoValue-|r)
(l|-NoValue-)
Removed: (\({l})
(-NoValue-|r)
Removed: (\){r})
(l|r)
(l|r)
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TEST 28: Non-character delimiters: delimiters \let to the same token
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(abc)
(-NoValue-)
Removed: (\)abc\))
(abc)
(-NoValue-)
Removed: (abc\){})
(\BooleanTrue )
(\BooleanFalse )
(l|-NoValue-)
(-NoValue-|r)
(l|-NoValue-)
Removed: (\({l})
(-NoValue-|r)
Removed: (\){r})
(l|r)
(l|r)
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TEST 29: Non-character delimiters: forbidden delimiters
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! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\(' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit begin-group token '\(' which
is not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\(' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit begin-group token '\(' which
is not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\)' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit end-group token '\)' which is
not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\)' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit end-group token '\)' which is
not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\(' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit begin-group token '\(' which
is not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\)' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit end-group token '\)' which is
not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
! LaTeX cmd Error: Argument delimiter '\(' invalid in command '\foo'.
For immediate help type H <return>.
 ...                                              
l. ...  }
The argument specification contains the implicit begin-group token '\(' which
is not allowed as an argument delimiter.
LaTeX will ignore this entire definition.
(abc)
(abc)
(abc)
(abc)
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TEST 30: delimited commands in alignments
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A x y&z
B x yXz
C x y&z
D x yXz
E x y&z
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TEST 31: IfBoolean multi token
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! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \::error 
         ! cmd: Invalid argument {} to \IfBoolean...
l. ...  }
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \::error 
         ! cmd: Invalid argument {} to \IfBoolean...
l. ...  }
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
FALSE
! Undefined control sequence.
<argument> \::error 
         ! cmd: Invalid argument {\ERROR \ERROR } to \IfBoolean...
l. ...  }
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.
FALSE
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TEST 32: Processor spaces
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|{a}{bcd}|
> \box_wd:N \l_tmpa_box =0.0pt.
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TEST 33: Processor depending on other argument
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|{a}{bcd;e}|1|
|{a,bcd}{e}|1|
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