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Appending to a command while also expanding a counter


Expanding (edef) a lipsum command?Save current value of counter in a commandExpanding command in addchaptertocentryPartially expanding a commandExpanding all arguments of a command before appending it to another macroSave counter value inside command?Appending a command with evaluated parameters to a macronew command is expanding as blankForce expansion of counter value in command argumentCollecting into a command values of a counter













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I want to append some text to a command but expand a counter while doing so. Here is an example of what the problem is:



MWE:



documentclassarticle

newcommandtopics
newcountertopic
newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicexpandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

topictest A
topictest B
topictest C

begindocument
topics
enddocument


This produces:



Topic #3: test A
Topic #3: test B
Topic #3: test C


But it should produce:



Topic #1: test A
Topic #2: test B
Topic #3: test C


I've also tried this, to no avail:



newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicg@addto@macrotopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par









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    I want to append some text to a command but expand a counter while doing so. Here is an example of what the problem is:



    MWE:



    documentclassarticle

    newcommandtopics
    newcountertopic
    newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicexpandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

    topictest A
    topictest B
    topictest C

    begindocument
    topics
    enddocument


    This produces:



    Topic #3: test A
    Topic #3: test B
    Topic #3: test C


    But it should produce:



    Topic #1: test A
    Topic #2: test B
    Topic #3: test C


    I've also tried this, to no avail:



    newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicg@addto@macrotopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par









    share|improve this question
























      6












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      6








      I want to append some text to a command but expand a counter while doing so. Here is an example of what the problem is:



      MWE:



      documentclassarticle

      newcommandtopics
      newcountertopic
      newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicexpandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

      topictest A
      topictest B
      topictest C

      begindocument
      topics
      enddocument


      This produces:



      Topic #3: test A
      Topic #3: test B
      Topic #3: test C


      But it should produce:



      Topic #1: test A
      Topic #2: test B
      Topic #3: test C


      I've also tried this, to no avail:



      newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicg@addto@macrotopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par









      share|improve this question














      I want to append some text to a command but expand a counter while doing so. Here is an example of what the problem is:



      MWE:



      documentclassarticle

      newcommandtopics
      newcountertopic
      newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicexpandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

      topictest A
      topictest B
      topictest C

      begindocument
      topics
      enddocument


      This produces:



      Topic #3: test A
      Topic #3: test B
      Topic #3: test C


      But it should produce:



      Topic #1: test A
      Topic #2: test B
      Topic #3: test C


      I've also tried this, to no avail:



      newcommandtopic[1]stepcountertopicg@addto@macrotopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par






      macros counters expansion






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          You can use edef here:



          newcommandtopic[1]%
          stepcountertopic%
          edeftopicsunexpandedexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm
          noexpandtextbfTopic #thetopic: unexpanded#1par%



          The unexpandedexpandafter... expands the current topics list once but prevents it from being fully expanded. This is important on later calls of topic to make the expansion not break other commands that shouldn't be fully expanded (see the use of textbf in my example).



          Using this macros gives the desired output



          enter image description here






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            documentclassarticle

            newcommandtopics
            newcountertopic
            newcommandtopic[1]%
            stepcountertopic%
            edeftopicstopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

            topictest A
            topictest B
            topictest C

            begindocument
            topics
            enddocument


            enter image description here






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            • Try topictextbfA test

              – egreg
              May 17 at 7:06











            • @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

              – Ulrich Diez
              May 17 at 11:07


















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            Your macro works fine if you move the stepcounter after the expansion of topics:



            documentclassarticle

            deftopics
            newcountertopic

            deftopics
            deftopic#1%
            expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopics
            stepcountertopic
            hangindent=0.5cm
            Topic #thetopic: #1par

            topictest A
            topictest B
            topictest C

            begindocument
            topics
            enddocument


            Since topics is only expanded once, you can have al kind of macros in it and in the argument of topic.



            enter image description here






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            • Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

              – Ulrich Diez
              May 17 at 10:35






            • 1





              @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

              – Raoul Kessels
              May 17 at 10:43











            • I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

              – Ulrich Diez
              May 17 at 10:54


















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            In case you both don't wish to use edef (which would also totally expand the token list contained in the argument #1 of the topic-macro) and don't wish to integrate the stepcounter-directives into the topics-macro, you can easily use a combination of romannumeral0-expansion and exchange— the gist is:



            romannumeral is used for "gobbling" tokens that form a number and in return for them delivering character-tokens which form the representation of that number in lowercase roman numerals.
            romannumeral in any case triggers "gobbling" those tokens that form the number. But in case that number does form an integer which is not positive, silently, i.e., without error-message or the like, no tokens at all will be delivered in return.

            Besides this when searching for more digits or the terminating space-token of a digit-sequence, romannumeral will trigger expansion of expandable tokens. With a digit-sequence, the terminating space-token will be removed silently.



            Thus you can (ab?)use romannumeral for having (La)TeX doing a lot of expansion-work as long as it is ensured that in the end romannumeral will find a non-positive integral number.



            In the example below romannumeral is used for triggering expansion of thetopic three times (because expansion needs to be triggered three times until you get the value of the topic-counter) before exchanging things and triggering expansion of the topics-macro once.



            In the example below each instance of romannumeral will in the end find the digit(-sequence) "0", which is formed by the character-token(-sequence) 0, trailed by a space-token (which terminates that digit-sequence(character-token-sequence) and thus will take these things for the non-positive number 0 and therefore will "gobble" both the character-token "0" which forms the digit(-sequence)/number "0" and the space-token while silently in return for them not delivering any token at all.



            documentclassarticle

            newcommandexchange[2]#2#1%

            newcommand*topics%
            newcountertopic
            newcommandtopic[1]%
            stepcountertopic%
            expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
            romannumeral0%
            expandafterexchangeexpandafter%
            romannumeral0exchange %
            expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
            expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
            expandafter
            %
            thetopic: #1par%
            ifxtopicsempty
            exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
            expandafterexpandafterexpandafterpar
            else
            exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
            fi
            topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #%
            %
            %
            %

            topictest A
            topictest B
            topictest C

            %showtopics

            begindocument
            frenchspacingtextttstringtopics: meaningtopics%

            bigskip
            noindenthrulefillnull

            bigskip
            topics
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Nonetheless the solution provided by Raoul Kessels, where stepcounter-directives get integrated into the topics-macro is preferable because when you do it in Raoul Kessel's way you can instead also use refstepcounter-directives and place referencing-labels into the argument of the topic-macro for referencing single topics by means of the label-(page)ref-mechanism.






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            • Thx for the reference :-)

              – Raoul Kessels
              May 17 at 5:48


















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            You need to expand thetopic before doing the append operation:



            documentclassarticle

            newcommandtopics
            newcountertopic
            newcommandtopic[1]%
            stepcountertopic%
            % newer versions of the engines (TeX Live 2019)
            expandafterappendtotopicsexpandafterexpandedthetopic#1%
            % for older versions of the TeX engines use the following
            %begingroupedefxendgroupnoexpandappendtotopicsthetopicx#1%

            newcommandappendtotopics[2]%
            expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
            topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic ##1: #2par
            %


            topictest A
            topictest B
            topictest C

            begindocument

            topics

            enddocument


            enter image description here



            An expl3 version:



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagexparse

            ExplSyntaxOn
            NewDocumentCommandtopics

            tl_use:N g_kessels_topics_tl

            NewDocumentCommandtopicm

            kessels_topic:n #1


            int_new:N g_kessels_topic_int
            tl_new:N g_kessels_topics_tl

            cs_new_protected:Nn kessels_topic:n

            int_gincr:N g_kessels_topic_int
            __kessels_topic_add:fn int_to_arabic:n g_kessels_topic_int #1


            cs_new_protected:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn

            tl_gput_right:Nn g_kessels_topics_tl hangindent=0.5cm~Topic~##1:~#2par

            cs_generate_variant:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn f

            ExplSyntaxOff

            topictest A
            topictest B
            topictest C

            begindocument

            topics

            enddocument





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              You can use edef here:



              newcommandtopic[1]%
              stepcountertopic%
              edeftopicsunexpandedexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm
              noexpandtextbfTopic #thetopic: unexpanded#1par%



              The unexpandedexpandafter... expands the current topics list once but prevents it from being fully expanded. This is important on later calls of topic to make the expansion not break other commands that shouldn't be fully expanded (see the use of textbf in my example).



              Using this macros gives the desired output



              enter image description here






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                You can use edef here:



                newcommandtopic[1]%
                stepcountertopic%
                edeftopicsunexpandedexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm
                noexpandtextbfTopic #thetopic: unexpanded#1par%



                The unexpandedexpandafter... expands the current topics list once but prevents it from being fully expanded. This is important on later calls of topic to make the expansion not break other commands that shouldn't be fully expanded (see the use of textbf in my example).



                Using this macros gives the desired output



                enter image description here






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                  You can use edef here:



                  newcommandtopic[1]%
                  stepcountertopic%
                  edeftopicsunexpandedexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm
                  noexpandtextbfTopic #thetopic: unexpanded#1par%



                  The unexpandedexpandafter... expands the current topics list once but prevents it from being fully expanded. This is important on later calls of topic to make the expansion not break other commands that shouldn't be fully expanded (see the use of textbf in my example).



                  Using this macros gives the desired output



                  enter image description here






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                  You can use edef here:



                  newcommandtopic[1]%
                  stepcountertopic%
                  edeftopicsunexpandedexpandaftertopicshangindent=0.5cm
                  noexpandtextbfTopic #thetopic: unexpanded#1par%



                  The unexpandedexpandafter... expands the current topics list once but prevents it from being fully expanded. This is important on later calls of topic to make the expansion not break other commands that shouldn't be fully expanded (see the use of textbf in my example).



                  Using this macros gives the desired output



                  enter image description here







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                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandtopics
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      edeftopicstopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer























                      • Try topictextbfA test

                        – egreg
                        May 17 at 7:06











                      • @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 11:07















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                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandtopics
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      edeftopicstopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer























                      • Try topictextbfA test

                        – egreg
                        May 17 at 7:06











                      • @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 11:07













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                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandtopics
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      edeftopicstopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer













                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandtopics
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      edeftopicstopicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here







                      share|improve this answer












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                      • Try topictextbfA test

                        – egreg
                        May 17 at 7:06











                      • @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 11:07

















                      • Try topictextbfA test

                        – egreg
                        May 17 at 7:06











                      • @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 11:07
















                      Try topictextbfA test

                      – egreg
                      May 17 at 7:06





                      Try topictextbfA test

                      – egreg
                      May 17 at 7:06













                      @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

                      – Ulrich Diez
                      May 17 at 11:07





                      @egreg I think that's why in siracusa's answer unexpanded is used... @Red-Cloud: Another approach could be putting #1 into a token-register and taking advantage of the fact that edef won't expand the result of themytoks any further...

                      – Ulrich Diez
                      May 17 at 11:07











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                      Your macro works fine if you move the stepcounter after the expansion of topics:



                      documentclassarticle

                      deftopics
                      newcountertopic

                      deftopics
                      deftopic#1%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopics
                      stepcountertopic
                      hangindent=0.5cm
                      Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      Since topics is only expanded once, you can have al kind of macros in it and in the argument of topic.



                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer

























                      • Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:35






                      • 1





                        @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 10:43











                      • I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:54















                      2














                      Your macro works fine if you move the stepcounter after the expansion of topics:



                      documentclassarticle

                      deftopics
                      newcountertopic

                      deftopics
                      deftopic#1%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopics
                      stepcountertopic
                      hangindent=0.5cm
                      Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      Since topics is only expanded once, you can have al kind of macros in it and in the argument of topic.



                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer

























                      • Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:35






                      • 1





                        @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 10:43











                      • I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:54













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                      Your macro works fine if you move the stepcounter after the expansion of topics:



                      documentclassarticle

                      deftopics
                      newcountertopic

                      deftopics
                      deftopic#1%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopics
                      stepcountertopic
                      hangindent=0.5cm
                      Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      Since topics is only expanded once, you can have al kind of macros in it and in the argument of topic.



                      enter image description here






                      share|improve this answer















                      Your macro works fine if you move the stepcounter after the expansion of topics:



                      documentclassarticle

                      deftopics
                      newcountertopic

                      deftopics
                      deftopic#1%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandaftertopics
                      stepcountertopic
                      hangindent=0.5cm
                      Topic #thetopic: #1par

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      Since topics is only expanded once, you can have al kind of macros in it and in the argument of topic.



                      enter image description here







                      share|improve this answer














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                      edited May 17 at 5:50

























                      answered May 15 at 7:11









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                      • Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:35






                      • 1





                        @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 10:43











                      • I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:54

















                      • Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:35






                      • 1





                        @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 10:43











                      • I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

                        – Ulrich Diez
                        May 17 at 10:54
















                      Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

                      – Ulrich Diez
                      May 17 at 10:35





                      Due to (La)TeX's endlinechar-thingie at the time of reading and tokenizing you will get a space token behind stepcountertopics. The first one might cause undesired horizontal glue as LaTeX might not yet have left horizontal mode when topics gets executed. Subsequent ones in any case are preceded by par which implies that LaTeX will encounter them while in vertical mode where space tokens don't yield (horizontal) glue. Perhaps it is a good idea to initialize the topics-macro not to emptiness but to par.

                      – Ulrich Diez
                      May 17 at 10:35




                      1




                      1





                      @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

                      – Raoul Kessels
                      May 17 at 10:43





                      @UlrichDiez Thanks, but I just wanted show the OP that his macro was almost good. I have not intended to make a better macro. It is just that when you make a macro and it does not work and everything seems ok, it is very frustrating. So if it is only a detail, it is nice to know that you were not so wrong. At least, that is what happens to me and, I think, to many other non-TeXperts.

                      – Raoul Kessels
                      May 17 at 10:43













                      I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

                      – Ulrich Diez
                      May 17 at 10:54





                      I think I can understand your feelings. ;-) For me (La)TeX is fun as long as I have the leisure and the muse for facing the challenge. But getting stuck and struggling with one inscrutable error message before the next while having to work productively and meeting deadlines is a horror.

                      – Ulrich Diez
                      May 17 at 10:54











                      1














                      In case you both don't wish to use edef (which would also totally expand the token list contained in the argument #1 of the topic-macro) and don't wish to integrate the stepcounter-directives into the topics-macro, you can easily use a combination of romannumeral0-expansion and exchange— the gist is:



                      romannumeral is used for "gobbling" tokens that form a number and in return for them delivering character-tokens which form the representation of that number in lowercase roman numerals.
                      romannumeral in any case triggers "gobbling" those tokens that form the number. But in case that number does form an integer which is not positive, silently, i.e., without error-message or the like, no tokens at all will be delivered in return.

                      Besides this when searching for more digits or the terminating space-token of a digit-sequence, romannumeral will trigger expansion of expandable tokens. With a digit-sequence, the terminating space-token will be removed silently.



                      Thus you can (ab?)use romannumeral for having (La)TeX doing a lot of expansion-work as long as it is ensured that in the end romannumeral will find a non-positive integral number.



                      In the example below romannumeral is used for triggering expansion of thetopic three times (because expansion needs to be triggered three times until you get the value of the topic-counter) before exchanging things and triggering expansion of the topics-macro once.



                      In the example below each instance of romannumeral will in the end find the digit(-sequence) "0", which is formed by the character-token(-sequence) 0, trailed by a space-token (which terminates that digit-sequence(character-token-sequence) and thus will take these things for the non-positive number 0 and therefore will "gobble" both the character-token "0" which forms the digit(-sequence)/number "0" and the space-token while silently in return for them not delivering any token at all.



                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandexchange[2]#2#1%

                      newcommand*topics%
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0%
                      expandafterexchangeexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0exchange %
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafter
                      %
                      thetopic: #1par%
                      ifxtopicsempty
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafterpar
                      else
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      fi
                      topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #%
                      %
                      %
                      %

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      %showtopics

                      begindocument
                      frenchspacingtextttstringtopics: meaningtopics%

                      bigskip
                      noindenthrulefillnull

                      bigskip
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here



                      Nonetheless the solution provided by Raoul Kessels, where stepcounter-directives get integrated into the topics-macro is preferable because when you do it in Raoul Kessel's way you can instead also use refstepcounter-directives and place referencing-labels into the argument of the topic-macro for referencing single topics by means of the label-(page)ref-mechanism.






                      share|improve this answer

























                      • Thx for the reference :-)

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 5:48















                      1














                      In case you both don't wish to use edef (which would also totally expand the token list contained in the argument #1 of the topic-macro) and don't wish to integrate the stepcounter-directives into the topics-macro, you can easily use a combination of romannumeral0-expansion and exchange— the gist is:



                      romannumeral is used for "gobbling" tokens that form a number and in return for them delivering character-tokens which form the representation of that number in lowercase roman numerals.
                      romannumeral in any case triggers "gobbling" those tokens that form the number. But in case that number does form an integer which is not positive, silently, i.e., without error-message or the like, no tokens at all will be delivered in return.

                      Besides this when searching for more digits or the terminating space-token of a digit-sequence, romannumeral will trigger expansion of expandable tokens. With a digit-sequence, the terminating space-token will be removed silently.



                      Thus you can (ab?)use romannumeral for having (La)TeX doing a lot of expansion-work as long as it is ensured that in the end romannumeral will find a non-positive integral number.



                      In the example below romannumeral is used for triggering expansion of thetopic three times (because expansion needs to be triggered three times until you get the value of the topic-counter) before exchanging things and triggering expansion of the topics-macro once.



                      In the example below each instance of romannumeral will in the end find the digit(-sequence) "0", which is formed by the character-token(-sequence) 0, trailed by a space-token (which terminates that digit-sequence(character-token-sequence) and thus will take these things for the non-positive number 0 and therefore will "gobble" both the character-token "0" which forms the digit(-sequence)/number "0" and the space-token while silently in return for them not delivering any token at all.



                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandexchange[2]#2#1%

                      newcommand*topics%
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0%
                      expandafterexchangeexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0exchange %
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafter
                      %
                      thetopic: #1par%
                      ifxtopicsempty
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafterpar
                      else
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      fi
                      topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #%
                      %
                      %
                      %

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      %showtopics

                      begindocument
                      frenchspacingtextttstringtopics: meaningtopics%

                      bigskip
                      noindenthrulefillnull

                      bigskip
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here



                      Nonetheless the solution provided by Raoul Kessels, where stepcounter-directives get integrated into the topics-macro is preferable because when you do it in Raoul Kessel's way you can instead also use refstepcounter-directives and place referencing-labels into the argument of the topic-macro for referencing single topics by means of the label-(page)ref-mechanism.






                      share|improve this answer

























                      • Thx for the reference :-)

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 5:48













                      1












                      1








                      1







                      In case you both don't wish to use edef (which would also totally expand the token list contained in the argument #1 of the topic-macro) and don't wish to integrate the stepcounter-directives into the topics-macro, you can easily use a combination of romannumeral0-expansion and exchange— the gist is:



                      romannumeral is used for "gobbling" tokens that form a number and in return for them delivering character-tokens which form the representation of that number in lowercase roman numerals.
                      romannumeral in any case triggers "gobbling" those tokens that form the number. But in case that number does form an integer which is not positive, silently, i.e., without error-message or the like, no tokens at all will be delivered in return.

                      Besides this when searching for more digits or the terminating space-token of a digit-sequence, romannumeral will trigger expansion of expandable tokens. With a digit-sequence, the terminating space-token will be removed silently.



                      Thus you can (ab?)use romannumeral for having (La)TeX doing a lot of expansion-work as long as it is ensured that in the end romannumeral will find a non-positive integral number.



                      In the example below romannumeral is used for triggering expansion of thetopic three times (because expansion needs to be triggered three times until you get the value of the topic-counter) before exchanging things and triggering expansion of the topics-macro once.



                      In the example below each instance of romannumeral will in the end find the digit(-sequence) "0", which is formed by the character-token(-sequence) 0, trailed by a space-token (which terminates that digit-sequence(character-token-sequence) and thus will take these things for the non-positive number 0 and therefore will "gobble" both the character-token "0" which forms the digit(-sequence)/number "0" and the space-token while silently in return for them not delivering any token at all.



                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandexchange[2]#2#1%

                      newcommand*topics%
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0%
                      expandafterexchangeexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0exchange %
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafter
                      %
                      thetopic: #1par%
                      ifxtopicsempty
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafterpar
                      else
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      fi
                      topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #%
                      %
                      %
                      %

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      %showtopics

                      begindocument
                      frenchspacingtextttstringtopics: meaningtopics%

                      bigskip
                      noindenthrulefillnull

                      bigskip
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here



                      Nonetheless the solution provided by Raoul Kessels, where stepcounter-directives get integrated into the topics-macro is preferable because when you do it in Raoul Kessel's way you can instead also use refstepcounter-directives and place referencing-labels into the argument of the topic-macro for referencing single topics by means of the label-(page)ref-mechanism.






                      share|improve this answer















                      In case you both don't wish to use edef (which would also totally expand the token list contained in the argument #1 of the topic-macro) and don't wish to integrate the stepcounter-directives into the topics-macro, you can easily use a combination of romannumeral0-expansion and exchange— the gist is:



                      romannumeral is used for "gobbling" tokens that form a number and in return for them delivering character-tokens which form the representation of that number in lowercase roman numerals.
                      romannumeral in any case triggers "gobbling" those tokens that form the number. But in case that number does form an integer which is not positive, silently, i.e., without error-message or the like, no tokens at all will be delivered in return.

                      Besides this when searching for more digits or the terminating space-token of a digit-sequence, romannumeral will trigger expansion of expandable tokens. With a digit-sequence, the terminating space-token will be removed silently.



                      Thus you can (ab?)use romannumeral for having (La)TeX doing a lot of expansion-work as long as it is ensured that in the end romannumeral will find a non-positive integral number.



                      In the example below romannumeral is used for triggering expansion of thetopic three times (because expansion needs to be triggered three times until you get the value of the topic-counter) before exchanging things and triggering expansion of the topics-macro once.



                      In the example below each instance of romannumeral will in the end find the digit(-sequence) "0", which is formed by the character-token(-sequence) 0, trailed by a space-token (which terminates that digit-sequence(character-token-sequence) and thus will take these things for the non-positive number 0 and therefore will "gobble" both the character-token "0" which forms the digit(-sequence)/number "0" and the space-token while silently in return for them not delivering any token at all.



                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandexchange[2]#2#1%

                      newcommand*topics%
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0%
                      expandafterexchangeexpandafter%
                      romannumeral0exchange %
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafter
                      expandafter
                      %
                      thetopic: #1par%
                      ifxtopicsempty
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      expandafterexpandafterexpandafterpar
                      else
                      exchange expandafterexpandafterexpandafter%
                      fi
                      topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic #%
                      %
                      %
                      %

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      %showtopics

                      begindocument
                      frenchspacingtextttstringtopics: meaningtopics%

                      bigskip
                      noindenthrulefillnull

                      bigskip
                      topics
                      enddocument


                      enter image description here



                      Nonetheless the solution provided by Raoul Kessels, where stepcounter-directives get integrated into the topics-macro is preferable because when you do it in Raoul Kessel's way you can instead also use refstepcounter-directives and place referencing-labels into the argument of the topic-macro for referencing single topics by means of the label-(page)ref-mechanism.







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                      answered May 16 at 17:53









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                      • Thx for the reference :-)

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 5:48

















                      • Thx for the reference :-)

                        – Raoul Kessels
                        May 17 at 5:48
















                      Thx for the reference :-)

                      – Raoul Kessels
                      May 17 at 5:48





                      Thx for the reference :-)

                      – Raoul Kessels
                      May 17 at 5:48











                      0














                      You need to expand thetopic before doing the append operation:



                      documentclassarticle

                      newcommandtopics
                      newcountertopic
                      newcommandtopic[1]%
                      stepcountertopic%
                      % newer versions of the engines (TeX Live 2019)
                      expandafterappendtotopicsexpandafterexpandedthetopic#1%
                      % for older versions of the TeX engines use the following
                      %begingroupedefxendgroupnoexpandappendtotopicsthetopicx#1%

                      newcommandappendtotopics[2]%
                      expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                      topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic ##1: #2par
                      %


                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument

                      topics

                      enddocument


                      enter image description here



                      An expl3 version:



                      documentclassarticle
                      usepackagexparse

                      ExplSyntaxOn
                      NewDocumentCommandtopics

                      tl_use:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                      NewDocumentCommandtopicm

                      kessels_topic:n #1


                      int_new:N g_kessels_topic_int
                      tl_new:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                      cs_new_protected:Nn kessels_topic:n

                      int_gincr:N g_kessels_topic_int
                      __kessels_topic_add:fn int_to_arabic:n g_kessels_topic_int #1


                      cs_new_protected:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn

                      tl_gput_right:Nn g_kessels_topics_tl hangindent=0.5cm~Topic~##1:~#2par

                      cs_generate_variant:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn f

                      ExplSyntaxOff

                      topictest A
                      topictest B
                      topictest C

                      begindocument

                      topics

                      enddocument





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                        0














                        You need to expand thetopic before doing the append operation:



                        documentclassarticle

                        newcommandtopics
                        newcountertopic
                        newcommandtopic[1]%
                        stepcountertopic%
                        % newer versions of the engines (TeX Live 2019)
                        expandafterappendtotopicsexpandafterexpandedthetopic#1%
                        % for older versions of the TeX engines use the following
                        %begingroupedefxendgroupnoexpandappendtotopicsthetopicx#1%

                        newcommandappendtotopics[2]%
                        expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                        topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic ##1: #2par
                        %


                        topictest A
                        topictest B
                        topictest C

                        begindocument

                        topics

                        enddocument


                        enter image description here



                        An expl3 version:



                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackagexparse

                        ExplSyntaxOn
                        NewDocumentCommandtopics

                        tl_use:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                        NewDocumentCommandtopicm

                        kessels_topic:n #1


                        int_new:N g_kessels_topic_int
                        tl_new:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                        cs_new_protected:Nn kessels_topic:n

                        int_gincr:N g_kessels_topic_int
                        __kessels_topic_add:fn int_to_arabic:n g_kessels_topic_int #1


                        cs_new_protected:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn

                        tl_gput_right:Nn g_kessels_topics_tl hangindent=0.5cm~Topic~##1:~#2par

                        cs_generate_variant:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn f

                        ExplSyntaxOff

                        topictest A
                        topictest B
                        topictest C

                        begindocument

                        topics

                        enddocument





                        share|improve this answer

























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                          0







                          You need to expand thetopic before doing the append operation:



                          documentclassarticle

                          newcommandtopics
                          newcountertopic
                          newcommandtopic[1]%
                          stepcountertopic%
                          % newer versions of the engines (TeX Live 2019)
                          expandafterappendtotopicsexpandafterexpandedthetopic#1%
                          % for older versions of the TeX engines use the following
                          %begingroupedefxendgroupnoexpandappendtotopicsthetopicx#1%

                          newcommandappendtotopics[2]%
                          expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                          topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic ##1: #2par
                          %


                          topictest A
                          topictest B
                          topictest C

                          begindocument

                          topics

                          enddocument


                          enter image description here



                          An expl3 version:



                          documentclassarticle
                          usepackagexparse

                          ExplSyntaxOn
                          NewDocumentCommandtopics

                          tl_use:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                          NewDocumentCommandtopicm

                          kessels_topic:n #1


                          int_new:N g_kessels_topic_int
                          tl_new:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                          cs_new_protected:Nn kessels_topic:n

                          int_gincr:N g_kessels_topic_int
                          __kessels_topic_add:fn int_to_arabic:n g_kessels_topic_int #1


                          cs_new_protected:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn

                          tl_gput_right:Nn g_kessels_topics_tl hangindent=0.5cm~Topic~##1:~#2par

                          cs_generate_variant:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn f

                          ExplSyntaxOff

                          topictest A
                          topictest B
                          topictest C

                          begindocument

                          topics

                          enddocument





                          share|improve this answer













                          You need to expand thetopic before doing the append operation:



                          documentclassarticle

                          newcommandtopics
                          newcountertopic
                          newcommandtopic[1]%
                          stepcountertopic%
                          % newer versions of the engines (TeX Live 2019)
                          expandafterappendtotopicsexpandafterexpandedthetopic#1%
                          % for older versions of the TeX engines use the following
                          %begingroupedefxendgroupnoexpandappendtotopicsthetopicx#1%

                          newcommandappendtotopics[2]%
                          expandafterdefexpandaftertopicsexpandafter%
                          topicshangindent=0.5cm Topic ##1: #2par
                          %


                          topictest A
                          topictest B
                          topictest C

                          begindocument

                          topics

                          enddocument


                          enter image description here



                          An expl3 version:



                          documentclassarticle
                          usepackagexparse

                          ExplSyntaxOn
                          NewDocumentCommandtopics

                          tl_use:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                          NewDocumentCommandtopicm

                          kessels_topic:n #1


                          int_new:N g_kessels_topic_int
                          tl_new:N g_kessels_topics_tl

                          cs_new_protected:Nn kessels_topic:n

                          int_gincr:N g_kessels_topic_int
                          __kessels_topic_add:fn int_to_arabic:n g_kessels_topic_int #1


                          cs_new_protected:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn

                          tl_gput_right:Nn g_kessels_topics_tl hangindent=0.5cm~Topic~##1:~#2par

                          cs_generate_variant:Nn __kessels_topic_add:nn f

                          ExplSyntaxOff

                          topictest A
                          topictest B
                          topictest C

                          begindocument

                          topics

                          enddocument






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