Asger K. Alstrup Nielsen wrote:
> [How to handle the -> in the docs.]
> > Another solution would be to use an arrow in math mode in the
> > docs. It would be blue on screen, though.
That's what we use in the german version: \rightarrow
$\to$ is more economical, but I'd go with $\triangleright$ (if
postscript is not to be used).
Look at (the ~ prevents problems with new lines in the middle of a
menuchain):
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\documentclass{article}
\newcommand{\mtwo}[2]{%
#1~$\triangleright$~#2
}
\newcommand{\mthree}[3]{%
#1~$\triangleright$~#2~$\triangleright$~#3
}
\newcommand{\mftwo}[2]{%
\fbox{#1}~$\triangleright$~\fbox{#2}
}
\newcommand{\mfthree}[3]{%
\fbox{#1}~$\triangleright$~\fbox{#2}~$\triangleright$~\fbox{#3}
}
\begin{document}
\mtwo{oki}{doki}\\
\mthree{oki}{doki}{poki}
\medskip
\mftwo{oki}{doki}
\medskip
\mfthree{oki}{doki}{hoki}
\end{document}
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Mate
