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Base exclusion

 

For all of the commands listed at the beginning of the section, we are able to specifically exclude some collections. This is achieved by marking a base or element name with the tex2html_wrap_inline34532 symbol as a suffix. The usage is best illustrated by example. Suppose, for example, that we have defined the bases tex2html_wrap_inline34510 and tex2html_wrap_inline34512 . Then we could define the collection E as in

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That is, the base tex2html_wrap_inline34518 is defined to be tex2html_wrap_inline34520 and not tex2html_wrap_inline34522 , where the base C is excluded. This takes place sequentially, so that for example,

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We can use this facility in conjunction with abbreviation notation as described in §6.2.2. For example,

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where the constituents of C, rather than C itself, are removed.



David Wooff
Wed Oct 21 15:14:31 BST 1998