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Beamer illegal parameter number insertfootnotetext with expl3 seq
LaTeX complaining about illegal parameter numberexpl3 code with tabularxIs there a way to pad zeros to the end of a rounded number with Expl3?In expl3, how to reset a seq variable when content is placed in footer or float?expl3 variables and functionsIllegal parameter number in definition of testCalculating number of symbols in the file with expl3Error: Illegal Parameter number in definition of iterate“Illegal parameter in test” in Beamer + TikZExpl3 seq with macros
I am trying to build my own beamer theme for which I personalized citations. Using the seq module of the package expl3, I have written a function that gathers all citations of a frame into a sequence which I use at the end of each frame to print all citations.
The issue is that I want to print all citations in a tcolorbox in a footnote, however using both the expl3 seq_map_inline:Nn function and the footnote does not work with beamer, I get the error
Illegal parameter number in definition of insertfootnotetext".
Everything works fine when using the article class.
Here is a MWE:
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1] cite#1 ~ citeauthor#1 ~ citetitle#1 ~ (citeyear#1)
% List of citations
ExplSyntaxOn
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationmseq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NTF l_frame_cite_list
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list
footnote
vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_inline:Nn l_frame_cite_list
mycite##1\
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
Thank you in advance for your answers,
Simon.
beamer expl3
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
add a comment |
I am trying to build my own beamer theme for which I personalized citations. Using the seq module of the package expl3, I have written a function that gathers all citations of a frame into a sequence which I use at the end of each frame to print all citations.
The issue is that I want to print all citations in a tcolorbox in a footnote, however using both the expl3 seq_map_inline:Nn function and the footnote does not work with beamer, I get the error
Illegal parameter number in definition of insertfootnotetext".
Everything works fine when using the article class.
Here is a MWE:
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1] cite#1 ~ citeauthor#1 ~ citetitle#1 ~ (citeyear#1)
% List of citations
ExplSyntaxOn
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationmseq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NTF l_frame_cite_list
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list
footnote
vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_inline:Nn l_frame_cite_list
mycite##1\
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
Thank you in advance for your answers,
Simon.
beamer expl3
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
2
You need more hashes formycite##1. Try withmycite####1or more.
– Henri Menke
May 3 at 9:26
Thanks for the answer, I have used @egreg's answer that works fine, what is the signification of muliple # ? I though two were used to distinguish with the argument of the command, what about ####1 ?
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:56
add a comment |
I am trying to build my own beamer theme for which I personalized citations. Using the seq module of the package expl3, I have written a function that gathers all citations of a frame into a sequence which I use at the end of each frame to print all citations.
The issue is that I want to print all citations in a tcolorbox in a footnote, however using both the expl3 seq_map_inline:Nn function and the footnote does not work with beamer, I get the error
Illegal parameter number in definition of insertfootnotetext".
Everything works fine when using the article class.
Here is a MWE:
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1] cite#1 ~ citeauthor#1 ~ citetitle#1 ~ (citeyear#1)
% List of citations
ExplSyntaxOn
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationmseq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NTF l_frame_cite_list
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list
footnote
vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_inline:Nn l_frame_cite_list
mycite##1\
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
Thank you in advance for your answers,
Simon.
beamer expl3
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
I am trying to build my own beamer theme for which I personalized citations. Using the seq module of the package expl3, I have written a function that gathers all citations of a frame into a sequence which I use at the end of each frame to print all citations.
The issue is that I want to print all citations in a tcolorbox in a footnote, however using both the expl3 seq_map_inline:Nn function and the footnote does not work with beamer, I get the error
Illegal parameter number in definition of insertfootnotetext".
Everything works fine when using the article class.
Here is a MWE:
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1] cite#1 ~ citeauthor#1 ~ citetitle#1 ~ (citeyear#1)
% List of citations
ExplSyntaxOn
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationmseq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NTF l_frame_cite_list
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list
footnote
vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_inline:Nn l_frame_cite_list
mycite##1\
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
Thank you in advance for your answers,
Simon.
beamer expl3
beamer expl3
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
edited May 3 at 9:45
Stefan Pinnow
20.6k83578
20.6k83578
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
asked May 3 at 9:19
SiolanSiolan
182
182
2
You need more hashes formycite##1. Try withmycite####1or more.
– Henri Menke
May 3 at 9:26
Thanks for the answer, I have used @egreg's answer that works fine, what is the signification of muliple # ? I though two were used to distinguish with the argument of the command, what about ####1 ?
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:56
add a comment |
2
You need more hashes formycite##1. Try withmycite####1or more.
– Henri Menke
May 3 at 9:26
Thanks for the answer, I have used @egreg's answer that works fine, what is the signification of muliple # ? I though two were used to distinguish with the argument of the command, what about ####1 ?
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:56
2
2
You need more hashes for
mycite##1. Try with mycite####1 or more.– Henri Menke
May 3 at 9:26
You need more hashes for
mycite##1. Try with mycite####1 or more.– Henri Menke
May 3 at 9:26
Thanks for the answer, I have used @egreg's answer that works fine, what is the signification of muliple # ? I though two were used to distinguish with the argument of the command, what about ####1 ?
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:56
Thanks for the answer, I have used @egreg's answer that works fine, what is the signification of muliple # ? I though two were used to distinguish with the argument of the command, what about ####1 ?
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:56
add a comment |
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This has to do with how beamer collects the text of a frame as the argument to a macro. You might use [fragile], but it's simpler using seq_map_function:NN instead, so the parameter is not explicitly passed in the code.
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleA,
author=A. Uthor,
title=A title,
journal=A Journal,
year=2018,
@articleB,
author=W. Riter,
title=B title,
journal=B Journal,
year=2019,
endfilecontents*
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
addbibresourcejobname.bib
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1]cite#1 citeauthor#1 citetitle#1 (citeyear#1)
ExplSyntaxOn
% List of citations
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationm
seq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list_seq #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NF l_frame_cite_list_seq
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
footnote
% vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_function:NN l_frame_cite_list_seq __frame_mycite:n
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
% vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
cs_new_protected:Nn __frame_mycite:n mycite#1\
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
answered May 3 at 9:34
egregegreg
741k8919403273
That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
add a comment |
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This has to do with how beamer collects the text of a frame as the argument to a macro. You might use [fragile], but it's simpler using seq_map_function:NN instead, so the parameter is not explicitly passed in the code.
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleA,
author=A. Uthor,
title=A title,
journal=A Journal,
year=2018,
@articleB,
author=W. Riter,
title=B title,
journal=B Journal,
year=2019,
endfilecontents*
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
addbibresourcejobname.bib
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1]cite#1 citeauthor#1 citetitle#1 (citeyear#1)
ExplSyntaxOn
% List of citations
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationm
seq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list_seq #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NF l_frame_cite_list_seq
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
footnote
% vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_function:NN l_frame_cite_list_seq __frame_mycite:n
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
% vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
cs_new_protected:Nn __frame_mycite:n mycite#1\
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
answered May 3 at 9:34
egregegreg
741k8919403273
That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
add a comment |
This has to do with how beamer collects the text of a frame as the argument to a macro. You might use [fragile], but it's simpler using seq_map_function:NN instead, so the parameter is not explicitly passed in the code.
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleA,
author=A. Uthor,
title=A title,
journal=A Journal,
year=2018,
@articleB,
author=W. Riter,
title=B title,
journal=B Journal,
year=2019,
endfilecontents*
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
addbibresourcejobname.bib
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1]cite#1 citeauthor#1 citetitle#1 (citeyear#1)
ExplSyntaxOn
% List of citations
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationm
seq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list_seq #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NF l_frame_cite_list_seq
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
footnote
% vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_function:NN l_frame_cite_list_seq __frame_mycite:n
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
% vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
cs_new_protected:Nn __frame_mycite:n mycite#1\
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
answered May 3 at 9:34
egregegreg
741k8919403273
That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
add a comment |
This has to do with how beamer collects the text of a frame as the argument to a macro. You might use [fragile], but it's simpler using seq_map_function:NN instead, so the parameter is not explicitly passed in the code.
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleA,
author=A. Uthor,
title=A title,
journal=A Journal,
year=2018,
@articleB,
author=W. Riter,
title=B title,
journal=B Journal,
year=2019,
endfilecontents*
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
addbibresourcejobname.bib
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1]cite#1 citeauthor#1 citetitle#1 (citeyear#1)
ExplSyntaxOn
% List of citations
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationm
seq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list_seq #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NF l_frame_cite_list_seq
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
footnote
% vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_function:NN l_frame_cite_list_seq __frame_mycite:n
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
% vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
cs_new_protected:Nn __frame_mycite:n mycite#1\
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
answered May 3 at 9:34
egregegreg
741k8919403273
This has to do with how beamer collects the text of a frame as the argument to a macro. You might use [fragile], but it's simpler using seq_map_function:NN instead, so the parameter is not explicitly passed in the code.
beginfilecontents*jobname.bib
@articleA,
author=A. Uthor,
title=A title,
journal=A Journal,
year=2018,
@articleB,
author=W. Riter,
title=B title,
journal=B Journal,
year=2019,
endfilecontents*
documentclassbeamer
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagetcolorbox
usepackagexparse
usepackageexpl3
usepackagebiblatex
addbibresourcejobname.bib
% My citation
newcommandmycite[1]cite#1 citeauthor#1 citetitle#1 (citeyear#1)
ExplSyntaxOn
% List of citations
seq_new:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
NewDocumentCommandmyAddCitationm
seq_put_right:Nn l_frame_cite_list_seq #1
NewDocumentCommandgenerateCitationBox
seq_if_empty:NF l_frame_cite_list_seq
seq_remove_duplicates:N l_frame_cite_list_seq
footnote
% vspace-1em
begintcolorbox
seq_map_function:NN l_frame_cite_list_seq __frame_mycite:n
vspace-1em
endtcolorbox
% vspace-1em
seq_clear:N l_frame_cite_list
cs_new_protected:Nn __frame_mycite:n mycite#1\
ExplSyntaxOff
newenvironmentmyframebeginframegenerateCitationBox endframe
begindocument
beginmyframe
myAddCitationA
myAddCitationB
Hello World
endmyframe
enddocument
answered May 3 at 9:34
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741k8919403273
answered May 3 at 9:34
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741k8919403273
answered May 3 at 9:34
egregegreg
741k8919403273
answered May 3 at 9:34
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741k8919403273
741k8919403273
That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
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That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
That works perfectly, thank you :)
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:53
add a comment |
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You need more hashes for
mycite##1. Try withmycite####1or more.– Henri Menke
May 3 at 9:26
Thanks for the answer, I have used @egreg's answer that works fine, what is the signification of muliple # ? I though two were used to distinguish with the argument of the command, what about ####1 ?
– Siolan
May 3 at 11:56