2013/8/18 David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org>: > It's not entirely clear since you can't write > > mus = \addlyrics ... > > anyway. The main problem is that \mus differs from #mus in that it > needs to be evaluated _before_ a token can be handed to the parser. > This will only change once every \xxx has the same token category. The > project of reducing the number of xxx_IDENTIFIER tokens is ongoing (and > has created quite a few more possibilities) but by far not finished. > > If \mus returned _two_ tokens, the first without actually evaluating > mus, it is conceivable that the first token already provides enough > information to the parser to know that \addlyrics (and a few similar > commands) are definitely _not_ coming, so that it can evaluate the > assignment before evaluating \mus itself. > > But that would be a rather complex change for comparatively little > benefit. So I prefer focusing on reducing the xxx_IDENTIFIER cases > instead.
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