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cssyntax is a LaTeX package that helps package authors write maintainable, self-documenting code. It temporarily activates the characters _, : and / as letters, allowing you to replace cryptic, flat command names like \@firstoftwo or \g@addto@macro with hierarchical, readable names such as \_fun_pick/first or \_fun_enter/group. The resulting code clearly expresses its intent, making it easy to understand and modify even years later. cssyntax also provides a full set of human-friendly aliases for common TeX primitives, plus a lightweight toolkit for dynamic definitions, environment declarations, and boolean handling. Domain-agnostic and standalone, it can be used by any LaTeX package or class author who wants to bring clarity and long- term maintainability to their internal API.
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| texlive-cssyntax-0.1.0-79727.1.noarch.html | Readable, self-documenting command names for LaTeX package authors | OpenMandriva Cooker for aarch64 | texlive-cssyntax-0.1.0-79727.1.noarch.rpm |
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