Adding conditional to environment
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I want my assignment solutions to appear only when I set a variable to 1. Right now what I have is
documentclass{article}
newenvironment{solution}{paragraph{textbf{Solution:}}}{par}
newcountSolutions
Solutions=1
begin{document}
Some text.
ifnumSolutions=1
{
begin{solution}
This is a solution.
end{solution}
}fi
end{document}
Is there a more elegant way of implementing this, with the conditional within the environment definition?
environments conditionals
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Yair Zick
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I want my assignment solutions to appear only when I set a variable to 1. Right now what I have is
documentclass{article}
newenvironment{solution}{paragraph{textbf{Solution:}}}{par}
newcountSolutions
Solutions=1
begin{document}
Some text.
ifnumSolutions=1
{
begin{solution}
This is a solution.
end{solution}
}fi
end{document}
Is there a more elegant way of implementing this, with the conditional within the environment definition?
environments conditionals
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
1
This is a FAQ. The standard way is to use thecommentpackage.
– egreg
yesterday
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I want my assignment solutions to appear only when I set a variable to 1. Right now what I have is
documentclass{article}
newenvironment{solution}{paragraph{textbf{Solution:}}}{par}
newcountSolutions
Solutions=1
begin{document}
Some text.
ifnumSolutions=1
{
begin{solution}
This is a solution.
end{solution}
}fi
end{document}
Is there a more elegant way of implementing this, with the conditional within the environment definition?
environments conditionals
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
I want my assignment solutions to appear only when I set a variable to 1. Right now what I have is
documentclass{article}
newenvironment{solution}{paragraph{textbf{Solution:}}}{par}
newcountSolutions
Solutions=1
begin{document}
Some text.
ifnumSolutions=1
{
begin{solution}
This is a solution.
end{solution}
}fi
end{document}
Is there a more elegant way of implementing this, with the conditional within the environment definition?
environments conditionals
environments conditionals
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
asked yesterday
Yair Zick
1113
1113
1
This is a FAQ. The standard way is to use thecommentpackage.
– egreg
yesterday
add a comment |
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This is a FAQ. The standard way is to use thecommentpackage.
– egreg
yesterday
1
1
This is a FAQ. The standard way is to use the
comment package.– egreg
yesterday
This is a FAQ. The standard way is to use the
comment package.– egreg
yesterday
add a comment |
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This is a FAQ. The standard way is to use the
commentpackage.– egreg
yesterday