Re: [CZT-Users] Custom LaTeX commands

[Tim M. <tm...@un...>]

Hi James,

You wrote:
> I get an "Unknown latex command \mult" exception when this is parsed. How can I make CZT recognise these custom commands?
>
There are two steps that you will have to take.

The first is related to the unicode character/word that the command 
represents. The CZT scanner/parser only accepts unicode as input, so 
latex specifications are translated into unicode first. In conforming 
with the Z standard, each latex command must be accompanied with a 
corresponding unicode character or word. Your command appears to be a 
prefix word, so would be declared using:

%%Zpreword \mult mult

in which "mult" is the unicode word.

The second is related to the parser. As specified in the Z standard, the 
format of user-defined operators must be declared using operator 
templates. In your example, this would be:

\begin{zed}
\generic (\mult \_)
\end{zed}

With any luck, this should parse for you now.

Regards,
Tim