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How to test if argument is a single space?


Looping over stringsSplit single argument in multiple partsWhy do braces around a single-letter argument of a macro affect its output?def'ed plain-text argument behaves differently from plain texthow to determine the number of characters in the argument of a commandUsing the compulsory argument for the optional argument?Omitting argument in command definitionDefine macro whose argument is a wordSine squared with parentheses for argumentWhat is this newcommand argument?Macro that takes any latex code as an argument













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I am currently writing a document, that sometimes requires me to alternate the colors of the letters in a sentence. I thought it would be easy to find a way to create a macro that does that, but I've run into some problems.



MWE:



% !TeX program = xelatex
% !TeX spellcheck = en_US

documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

usepackagefontspec
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[english,main=english]babel
usepackagexcolor
usepackageetoolbox


definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

newcounteralternate

%the macro in question
newcommandcolset[1]%
ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
fi


%snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
%iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
defgobblecharletxchar=
defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
defxloop%
ifxrelaxxchar
letnext=relax
else
colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
fi
next
defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

begindocument
marklettersHello World
enddocument


Output: Output



The issue is that I have found no way to skip the spaces (i.e. the "W" in "World" should be purple, not red). I thought it would be easy to simply check if the argument is a space and just skip the rest of the macro, but after hours of searching and just trial-and-error (approaches included etoolbox's ifblank#1, constructs like ifx#1 or even ifnum`#1=32, creating temporary macros [e.g. edeftemp#1ifblanktemp]) I am still no step closer, and I'm definitely out of my depth on this one.



Is there a way to check if the argument of a macro is only a space? If no, are there any other ways to construct this macro? (I'm using XeLaTeX via MiKTeX)



Thanks!










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    I am currently writing a document, that sometimes requires me to alternate the colors of the letters in a sentence. I thought it would be easy to find a way to create a macro that does that, but I've run into some problems.



    MWE:



    % !TeX program = xelatex
    % !TeX spellcheck = en_US

    documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

    usepackagefontspec
    usepackagelmodern
    usepackage[english,main=english]babel
    usepackagexcolor
    usepackageetoolbox


    definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
    definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

    newcounteralternate

    %the macro in question
    newcommandcolset[1]%
    ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
    elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
    fi


    %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
    %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
    defgobblecharletxchar=
    defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
    defxloop%
    ifxrelaxxchar
    letnext=relax
    else
    colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
    fi
    next
    defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

    begindocument
    marklettersHello World
    enddocument


    Output: Output



    The issue is that I have found no way to skip the spaces (i.e. the "W" in "World" should be purple, not red). I thought it would be easy to simply check if the argument is a space and just skip the rest of the macro, but after hours of searching and just trial-and-error (approaches included etoolbox's ifblank#1, constructs like ifx#1 or even ifnum`#1=32, creating temporary macros [e.g. edeftemp#1ifblanktemp]) I am still no step closer, and I'm definitely out of my depth on this one.



    Is there a way to check if the argument of a macro is only a space? If no, are there any other ways to construct this macro? (I'm using XeLaTeX via MiKTeX)



    Thanks!










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      I am currently writing a document, that sometimes requires me to alternate the colors of the letters in a sentence. I thought it would be easy to find a way to create a macro that does that, but I've run into some problems.



      MWE:



      % !TeX program = xelatex
      % !TeX spellcheck = en_US

      documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

      usepackagefontspec
      usepackagelmodern
      usepackage[english,main=english]babel
      usepackagexcolor
      usepackageetoolbox


      definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
      definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

      newcounteralternate

      %the macro in question
      newcommandcolset[1]%
      ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
      elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
      fi


      %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
      %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
      defgobblecharletxchar=
      defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
      defxloop%
      ifxrelaxxchar
      letnext=relax
      else
      colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
      fi
      next
      defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

      begindocument
      marklettersHello World
      enddocument


      Output: Output



      The issue is that I have found no way to skip the spaces (i.e. the "W" in "World" should be purple, not red). I thought it would be easy to simply check if the argument is a space and just skip the rest of the macro, but after hours of searching and just trial-and-error (approaches included etoolbox's ifblank#1, constructs like ifx#1 or even ifnum`#1=32, creating temporary macros [e.g. edeftemp#1ifblanktemp]) I am still no step closer, and I'm definitely out of my depth on this one.



      Is there a way to check if the argument of a macro is only a space? If no, are there any other ways to construct this macro? (I'm using XeLaTeX via MiKTeX)



      Thanks!










      share|improve this question














      I am currently writing a document, that sometimes requires me to alternate the colors of the letters in a sentence. I thought it would be easy to find a way to create a macro that does that, but I've run into some problems.



      MWE:



      % !TeX program = xelatex
      % !TeX spellcheck = en_US

      documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

      usepackagefontspec
      usepackagelmodern
      usepackage[english,main=english]babel
      usepackagexcolor
      usepackageetoolbox


      definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
      definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

      newcounteralternate

      %the macro in question
      newcommandcolset[1]%
      ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
      elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
      fi


      %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
      %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
      defgobblecharletxchar=
      defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
      defxloop%
      ifxrelaxxchar
      letnext=relax
      else
      colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
      fi
      next
      defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

      begindocument
      marklettersHello World
      enddocument


      Output: Output



      The issue is that I have found no way to skip the spaces (i.e. the "W" in "World" should be purple, not red). I thought it would be easy to simply check if the argument is a space and just skip the rest of the macro, but after hours of searching and just trial-and-error (approaches included etoolbox's ifblank#1, constructs like ifx#1 or even ifnum`#1=32, creating temporary macros [e.g. edeftemp#1ifblanktemp]) I am still no step closer, and I'm definitely out of my depth on this one.



      Is there a way to check if the argument of a macro is only a space? If no, are there any other ways to construct this macro? (I'm using XeLaTeX via MiKTeX)



      Thanks!







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          You are not iterating using macro arguments, so you do not need to test a macro argument, just test the token you have already:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

          usepackagefontspec
          usepackagelmodern
          usepackage[english,main=english]babel
          usepackagexcolor
          usepackageetoolbox


          definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
          definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

          newcounteralternate

          %the macro in question
          newcommandcolset[1]%
          ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
          elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
          fi

          makeatletter
          %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
          %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
          defgobblecharletxchar=
          defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
          defxloop%
          ifxrelaxxchar
          letnext=relax
          else
          ifx@sptokenxcharsetcounteralternatenumexpr1-valuealternatefi
          colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
          fi
          next
          makeatother
          defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

          begindocument
          marklettersHello World
          enddocument





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            You can substitute spaces with something that expands to a space.



            documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

            usepackagefontspec
            usepackagelmodern
            usepackage[english,main=english]babel
            usepackagexcolor

            definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
            definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

            ExplSyntaxOn
            NewDocumentCommandmarklettersm

            int_zero:N l_tmpa_int
            tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl #1
            % replace spaces with something different
            tl_replace_all:Nnn l_tmpa_tl ~ c_space_tl
            tl_map_inline:Nn l_tmpa_tl

            tl_if_blank:eTF ##1
            ~ % don't advance the counter and issue a space

            textcolor int_if_odd:nTF l_tmpa_int purple candy ##1
            int_incr:N l_tmpa_int



            prg_generate_conditional_variant:Nnn tl_if_blank:n e T,F,TF,p
            ExplSyntaxOff

            begindocument

            marklettersHello World

            enddocument


            enter image description here






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              You are not iterating using macro arguments, so you do not need to test a macro argument, just test the token you have already:



              enter image description here



              documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

              usepackagefontspec
              usepackagelmodern
              usepackage[english,main=english]babel
              usepackagexcolor
              usepackageetoolbox


              definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
              definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

              newcounteralternate

              %the macro in question
              newcommandcolset[1]%
              ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
              elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
              fi

              makeatletter
              %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
              %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
              defgobblecharletxchar=
              defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
              defxloop%
              ifxrelaxxchar
              letnext=relax
              else
              ifx@sptokenxcharsetcounteralternatenumexpr1-valuealternatefi
              colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
              fi
              next
              makeatother
              defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

              begindocument
              marklettersHello World
              enddocument





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                You are not iterating using macro arguments, so you do not need to test a macro argument, just test the token you have already:



                enter image description here



                documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                usepackagefontspec
                usepackagelmodern
                usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                usepackagexcolor
                usepackageetoolbox


                definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                newcounteralternate

                %the macro in question
                newcommandcolset[1]%
                ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
                elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
                fi

                makeatletter
                %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
                %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
                defgobblecharletxchar=
                defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
                defxloop%
                ifxrelaxxchar
                letnext=relax
                else
                ifx@sptokenxcharsetcounteralternatenumexpr1-valuealternatefi
                colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
                fi
                next
                makeatother
                defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

                begindocument
                marklettersHello World
                enddocument





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                  You are not iterating using macro arguments, so you do not need to test a macro argument, just test the token you have already:



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                  usepackagefontspec
                  usepackagelmodern
                  usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                  usepackagexcolor
                  usepackageetoolbox


                  definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                  definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                  newcounteralternate

                  %the macro in question
                  newcommandcolset[1]%
                  ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
                  elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
                  fi

                  makeatletter
                  %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
                  %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
                  defgobblecharletxchar=
                  defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
                  defxloop%
                  ifxrelaxxchar
                  letnext=relax
                  else
                  ifx@sptokenxcharsetcounteralternatenumexpr1-valuealternatefi
                  colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
                  fi
                  next
                  makeatother
                  defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

                  begindocument
                  marklettersHello World
                  enddocument





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                  You are not iterating using macro arguments, so you do not need to test a macro argument, just test the token you have already:



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                  usepackagefontspec
                  usepackagelmodern
                  usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                  usepackagexcolor
                  usepackageetoolbox


                  definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                  definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                  newcounteralternate

                  %the macro in question
                  newcommandcolset[1]%
                  ifnumvaluealternate=0 colorcandy#1setcounteralternate1%
                  elsecolorpurple#1setcounteralternate0%
                  fi

                  makeatletter
                  %snippet for the loop taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/359189/looping-over-strings
                  %iterates over the supplied string and replaces every letter with colset<letter>
                  defgobblecharletxchar=
                  defassignthencheckafterassignmentxloopgobblechar
                  defxloop%
                  ifxrelaxxchar
                  letnext=relax
                  else
                  ifx@sptokenxcharsetcounteralternatenumexpr1-valuealternatefi
                  colsetxcharletnext=assignthencheck
                  fi
                  next
                  makeatother
                  defmarkletters#1setcounteralternate0assignthencheck#1relax

                  begindocument
                  marklettersHello World
                  enddocument






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                      You can substitute spaces with something that expands to a space.



                      documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                      usepackagefontspec
                      usepackagelmodern
                      usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                      usepackagexcolor

                      definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                      definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                      ExplSyntaxOn
                      NewDocumentCommandmarklettersm

                      int_zero:N l_tmpa_int
                      tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl #1
                      % replace spaces with something different
                      tl_replace_all:Nnn l_tmpa_tl ~ c_space_tl
                      tl_map_inline:Nn l_tmpa_tl

                      tl_if_blank:eTF ##1
                      ~ % don't advance the counter and issue a space

                      textcolor int_if_odd:nTF l_tmpa_int purple candy ##1
                      int_incr:N l_tmpa_int



                      prg_generate_conditional_variant:Nnn tl_if_blank:n e T,F,TF,p
                      ExplSyntaxOff

                      begindocument

                      marklettersHello World

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






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                        You can substitute spaces with something that expands to a space.



                        documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                        usepackagefontspec
                        usepackagelmodern
                        usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                        usepackagexcolor

                        definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                        definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                        ExplSyntaxOn
                        NewDocumentCommandmarklettersm

                        int_zero:N l_tmpa_int
                        tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl #1
                        % replace spaces with something different
                        tl_replace_all:Nnn l_tmpa_tl ~ c_space_tl
                        tl_map_inline:Nn l_tmpa_tl

                        tl_if_blank:eTF ##1
                        ~ % don't advance the counter and issue a space

                        textcolor int_if_odd:nTF l_tmpa_int purple candy ##1
                        int_incr:N l_tmpa_int



                        prg_generate_conditional_variant:Nnn tl_if_blank:n e T,F,TF,p
                        ExplSyntaxOff

                        begindocument

                        marklettersHello World

                        enddocument


                        enter image description here






                        share|improve this answer

























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                          You can substitute spaces with something that expands to a space.



                          documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                          usepackagefontspec
                          usepackagelmodern
                          usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                          usepackagexcolor

                          definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                          definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                          ExplSyntaxOn
                          NewDocumentCommandmarklettersm

                          int_zero:N l_tmpa_int
                          tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl #1
                          % replace spaces with something different
                          tl_replace_all:Nnn l_tmpa_tl ~ c_space_tl
                          tl_map_inline:Nn l_tmpa_tl

                          tl_if_blank:eTF ##1
                          ~ % don't advance the counter and issue a space

                          textcolor int_if_odd:nTF l_tmpa_int purple candy ##1
                          int_incr:N l_tmpa_int



                          prg_generate_conditional_variant:Nnn tl_if_blank:n e T,F,TF,p
                          ExplSyntaxOff

                          begindocument

                          marklettersHello World

                          enddocument


                          enter image description here






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                          You can substitute spaces with something that expands to a space.



                          documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english,twoside,notitlepage]book

                          usepackagefontspec
                          usepackagelmodern
                          usepackage[english,main=english]babel
                          usepackagexcolor

                          definecolorpurpleHTML2B0057
                          definecolorcandyHTMLFF0000

                          ExplSyntaxOn
                          NewDocumentCommandmarklettersm

                          int_zero:N l_tmpa_int
                          tl_set:Nn l_tmpa_tl #1
                          % replace spaces with something different
                          tl_replace_all:Nnn l_tmpa_tl ~ c_space_tl
                          tl_map_inline:Nn l_tmpa_tl

                          tl_if_blank:eTF ##1
                          ~ % don't advance the counter and issue a space

                          textcolor int_if_odd:nTF l_tmpa_int purple candy ##1
                          int_incr:N l_tmpa_int



                          prg_generate_conditional_variant:Nnn tl_if_blank:n e T,F,TF,p
                          ExplSyntaxOff

                          begindocument

                          marklettersHello World

                          enddocument


                          enter image description here







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