def invoke(self, tex):
if self.macroMode == Macro.MODE_END:
res = self.ownerDocument.createElement('end' +
self.tagName).invoke(tex)
if res is None:
return [res, EndGroup(' ')]
return res + [EndGroup(' ')]
params = [None]
# Get optional argument, if needed
nargs = self.nargs
if self.opt is not None:
nargs -= 1
params.append(
tex.readArgument('[]',
default=self.opt,
parentNode=self,
name='#%s' % len(params)))
# Get mandatory arguments
for i in range(nargs):
params.append(
tex.readArgument(parentNode=self, name='#%s' % len(params)))
deflog.debug2('expanding %s %s', self.definition, params)
output = []
if self.macroMode == Macro.MODE_BEGIN:
output.append(BeginGroup(' '))
return output + expandDef(self.definition, params)
def expandDef(definition, params):
# Walk through the definition and expand parameters
if not definition:
return []
output = []
definition = iter(definition)
previous = ''
for t in definition:
# Expand parameters
if t.catcode == Token.CC_PARAMETER:
for t in definition:
# Double '#'
if t.catcode == Token.CC_PARAMETER:
output.append(t)
else:
if params[int(t)] is not None:
# This is a pretty bad hack, but `ifx' commands
# need an argument to also be a token. So we
# wrap them in a group here and let the
# TeX parser convert the group to a token.
if previous == 'ifx':
output.append(BeginGroup(' '))
output.extend(params[int(t)])
output.append(EndGroup(' '))
else:
output.extend(params[int(t)])
break
# Just append other tokens to the output
else:
output.append(t)
previous = t
return output
