Stefan Schimanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> If it turns out that you code really solves an open problem, then make >> a package and upload it to CTAN. Then many more people will benefit >> from it. > > I plan to do that. Do you have any experience how this process works?
I did it for simplecv.cls. In the process, I learnt how to do dtx/ins files, but it is not a requirement. Upload is done here: http://ctan.org/upload.html >> What are the kind of concrete cases where you use multiple optional >> arguments? > > Yes, I have several of those in my thesis. Some examples: > > \newlyxcommand{\LLTtoL}[4][i][\tau_{i}][\dots\tau_{0}]{\Phi_{#1}^{#2#3} > (#4)} > \newlyxcommand{\csubst}[5][n][\tau][\sigma] > {\mbox{csubst}_{#2,#3}^{#1,#5}(#4)} > \newlyxcommand{\cut}[2][n][]{\longmapsto_{#2}^{#1}} > \newlyxcommand{\reduces}[2][n][]{\longrightarrow_{#2}^{#1}} Yum! You mean those nice ways to write tex code nobody can understand ;)
