bts@unx.sas.com (Brian T. Schellenberger) (08/23/90)
Well, if you wrote 500 macros without testing even one of them, you should probably get into some field other than programming, because you probably aren't cut out for it. But you *can* make hyphens legal in control sequences; just say \catcode`\-=11 TeX's flexibility is one of its great strengths. Even things like "what is a letter" (which is the same as "what is legal in a control sequence") are fully controlable by the user. -- -- Brian, the Man from Babble-on. bts@unx.sas.com -- (Brian Schellenberger) "And when the votes were cast, the winner was . . . Mister James K. Polk, Napolean of the stump." -- THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS.