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%% The following commands and command groups are only used
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%% Special thanks to Dan Luecking who suggested to add a \kern0pt
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% they've seen it before, and if not, create a label with the
% argument's name. Otherwise, they confine themselves to putting the
% argument in the margin and making it stand out \texttt-like, which
% is the default behaviour even if a label is defined.
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% The difference between \cmd and \cmda is simple. \cmd accepts a
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\texttt{#1}%
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(see section~\ref{cmd:#1}, page~\pageref{cmd:#1})
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%
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\begin{center}
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Command & English & #1 \\
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\tttt{prefacename} & Preface & \prefacename\\
\tttt{refname} & References & \refname\\
\tttt{abstractname} & Abstract & \abstractname\\
\tttt{bibname} & Bibliography & \bibname\\
\tttt{chaptername} & Chapter & \chaptername\\
\tttt{appendixname} & Appendix & \appendixname\\
\tttt{contentsname} & Contents & \contentsname\\
\tttt{listfigurename} & List of Figures& \listfigurename\\
\tttt{listtablename} & List of Tables& \listtablename\\
\tttt{indexname} & Index & \indexname\\
\tttt{figurename} & Figure & \figurename\\
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\hrule
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{\tttt{#1}}% Command Name
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{}{\item [Limitations] #5} % Limitations
\ifthenelse{\equal{#6}{-}}%
{}{\item [Comments] #6} % Comments
\ifthenelse{\equal{#7}{-}}%
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% The file mtdocmac.tex ends here. Do not expect any secret to
% follow!
%
% OC, Berlin, Beijing, Ulaanbaatar 2001
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