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I need to create just a specified number of sentences of dummy text (rather than a long paragraph). Can I use lipsum to do this? If not, then what can I use? The idea is to be able to create a MWE that doesn't contain a lot of distracting text in the source code, but allows me to use smaller numbers of sentences then I can get with lipsum[n].










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    Then what? What do you mean? If you need a more specific amount than lipsum or blindtext or kantlipsum provide, you can just write arbitrary text or copy the relevant amount of text from those packages.
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    you can use your mylipsum command: newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
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I need to create just a specified number of sentences of dummy text (rather than a long paragraph). Can I use lipsum to do this? If not, then what can I use? The idea is to be able to create a MWE that doesn't contain a lot of distracting text in the source code, but allows me to use smaller numbers of sentences then I can get with lipsum[n].










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    Then what? What do you mean? If you need a more specific amount than lipsum or blindtext or kantlipsum provide, you can just write arbitrary text or copy the relevant amount of text from those packages.
    – cfr
    Jul 11 '15 at 20:26






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    you can use your mylipsum command: newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
    – touhami
    Jul 11 '15 at 20:36













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I need to create just a specified number of sentences of dummy text (rather than a long paragraph). Can I use lipsum to do this? If not, then what can I use? The idea is to be able to create a MWE that doesn't contain a lot of distracting text in the source code, but allows me to use smaller numbers of sentences then I can get with lipsum[n].










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I need to create just a specified number of sentences of dummy text (rather than a long paragraph). Can I use lipsum to do this? If not, then what can I use? The idea is to be able to create a MWE that doesn't contain a lot of distracting text in the source code, but allows me to use smaller numbers of sentences then I can get with lipsum[n].







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    Then what? What do you mean? If you need a more specific amount than lipsum or blindtext or kantlipsum provide, you can just write arbitrary text or copy the relevant amount of text from those packages.
    – cfr
    Jul 11 '15 at 20:26






  • 3




    you can use your mylipsum command: newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
    – touhami
    Jul 11 '15 at 20:36














  • 1




    Then what? What do you mean? If you need a more specific amount than lipsum or blindtext or kantlipsum provide, you can just write arbitrary text or copy the relevant amount of text from those packages.
    – cfr
    Jul 11 '15 at 20:26






  • 3




    you can use your mylipsum command: newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
    – touhami
    Jul 11 '15 at 20:36








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Then what? What do you mean? If you need a more specific amount than lipsum or blindtext or kantlipsum provide, you can just write arbitrary text or copy the relevant amount of text from those packages.
– cfr
Jul 11 '15 at 20:26




Then what? What do you mean? If you need a more specific amount than lipsum or blindtext or kantlipsum provide, you can just write arbitrary text or copy the relevant amount of text from those packages.
– cfr
Jul 11 '15 at 20:26




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you can use your mylipsum command: newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
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you can use your mylipsum command: newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
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One can defines command mylipsum



newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}


MWE



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
newcommand{Mylipsum}{mylipsum{} mylipsum}

begin{document}
mylipsum

Mylipsum
end{document}





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    newcountzz
    loop
    Hello world.
    advancezz1
    ifnumzz<10
    repeat


    writes Hello world 10 times.






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      With some help from xparse we can extract a rich supply of sentences from lipsum; precisely 1498, I guess they're sufficient.



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{lipsum}
      usepackage{xparse}

      % store a big set of sentences
      unpacklipsum[1-100] % it was UnpackLipsum before version 2.0

      ExplSyntaxOn
      % unpack lipsumexp
      seq_new:N g_lipsum_sentences_seq
      cs_generate_variant:Nn seq_set_split:Nnn { NnV }
      seq_gset_split:NnV g_lipsum_sentences_seq {.~} lipsumexp

      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentence}{>{SplitArgument{1}{-}}O{1-7}}
      {
      lipsumsentenceaux #1
      }
      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentenceaux}{mm}
      {
      IfNoValueTF { #2 }
      {
      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { #1 }.~
      }
      {
      int_step_inline:nnnn { #1 } { 1 } { #2 }
      {
      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { ##1 }.~
      }
      }
      }
      ExplSyntaxOff

      begin{document}

      section{Seven sentences}

      lipsumsentence

      section{Three sentences}

      lipsumsentence[2-4]

      section{Some single sentences}

      lipsumsentence[1]

      lipsumsentence[2]

      lipsumsentence[3]

      lipsumsentence[4]

      lipsumsentence[5]

      end{document}


      enter image description here






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      • The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
        – Troy
        5 hours ago










      • @Troy Thanks, I updated
        – egreg
        5 hours ago


















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      You can use a macro for the dummy text and a loop to repeat it, taking as an argument the number of repetitions. These commands work in any variety of TeX, but I illustrate their use in a LaTeX document.



      documentclass{article} 

      % Define the dummy sentence, an ancient palindrome.
      defsator{Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas.}

      % Create a command to print the sentence repeatedly.
      % Argument #1 is the number of times to repeat it.
      newcountloopcounter
      defdummysentences#1{%
      loopcounter = #1
      loop
      sator %
      advanceloopcounter by -1
      ifnumloopcounter > 0
      repeat%
      }

      begin{document}

      sator

      dummysentences{5}

      begin{itemize}
      item sator
      item dummysentences{3}
      item dummysentences{2}
      end{itemize}

      end{document}


      enter image description here



      See also my answer here: Is there a dummy package like Lipsum or Blindtext for Tables and Figures?






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      • ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
        – jon
        Jul 11 '15 at 21:49










      • @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
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        Jul 11 '15 at 22:06











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      One can defines command mylipsum



      newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}


      MWE



      documentclass{article}

      newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
      newcommand{Mylipsum}{mylipsum{} mylipsum}

      begin{document}
      mylipsum

      Mylipsum
      end{document}





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        One can defines command mylipsum



        newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}


        MWE



        documentclass{article}

        newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
        newcommand{Mylipsum}{mylipsum{} mylipsum}

        begin{document}
        mylipsum

        Mylipsum
        end{document}





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          One can defines command mylipsum



          newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}


          MWE



          documentclass{article}

          newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
          newcommand{Mylipsum}{mylipsum{} mylipsum}

          begin{document}
          mylipsum

          Mylipsum
          end{document}





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          One can defines command mylipsum



          newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}


          MWE



          documentclass{article}

          newcommand{mylipsum}{just dummy text}
          newcommand{Mylipsum}{mylipsum{} mylipsum}

          begin{document}
          mylipsum

          Mylipsum
          end{document}






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              newcountzz
              loop
              Hello world.
              advancezz1
              ifnumzz<10
              repeat


              writes Hello world 10 times.






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                newcountzz
                loop
                Hello world.
                advancezz1
                ifnumzz<10
                repeat


                writes Hello world 10 times.






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                  newcountzz
                  loop
                  Hello world.
                  advancezz1
                  ifnumzz<10
                  repeat


                  writes Hello world 10 times.






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                  newcountzz
                  loop
                  Hello world.
                  advancezz1
                  ifnumzz<10
                  repeat


                  writes Hello world 10 times.







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                      With some help from xparse we can extract a rich supply of sentences from lipsum; precisely 1498, I guess they're sufficient.



                      documentclass{article}
                      usepackage{lipsum}
                      usepackage{xparse}

                      % store a big set of sentences
                      unpacklipsum[1-100] % it was UnpackLipsum before version 2.0

                      ExplSyntaxOn
                      % unpack lipsumexp
                      seq_new:N g_lipsum_sentences_seq
                      cs_generate_variant:Nn seq_set_split:Nnn { NnV }
                      seq_gset_split:NnV g_lipsum_sentences_seq {.~} lipsumexp

                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentence}{>{SplitArgument{1}{-}}O{1-7}}
                      {
                      lipsumsentenceaux #1
                      }
                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentenceaux}{mm}
                      {
                      IfNoValueTF { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { #1 }.~
                      }
                      {
                      int_step_inline:nnnn { #1 } { 1 } { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { ##1 }.~
                      }
                      }
                      }
                      ExplSyntaxOff

                      begin{document}

                      section{Seven sentences}

                      lipsumsentence

                      section{Three sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[2-4]

                      section{Some single sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[1]

                      lipsumsentence[2]

                      lipsumsentence[3]

                      lipsumsentence[4]

                      lipsumsentence[5]

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here






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                      • The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
                        – Troy
                        5 hours ago










                      • @Troy Thanks, I updated
                        – egreg
                        5 hours ago















                      up vote
                      8
                      down vote













                      With some help from xparse we can extract a rich supply of sentences from lipsum; precisely 1498, I guess they're sufficient.



                      documentclass{article}
                      usepackage{lipsum}
                      usepackage{xparse}

                      % store a big set of sentences
                      unpacklipsum[1-100] % it was UnpackLipsum before version 2.0

                      ExplSyntaxOn
                      % unpack lipsumexp
                      seq_new:N g_lipsum_sentences_seq
                      cs_generate_variant:Nn seq_set_split:Nnn { NnV }
                      seq_gset_split:NnV g_lipsum_sentences_seq {.~} lipsumexp

                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentence}{>{SplitArgument{1}{-}}O{1-7}}
                      {
                      lipsumsentenceaux #1
                      }
                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentenceaux}{mm}
                      {
                      IfNoValueTF { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { #1 }.~
                      }
                      {
                      int_step_inline:nnnn { #1 } { 1 } { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { ##1 }.~
                      }
                      }
                      }
                      ExplSyntaxOff

                      begin{document}

                      section{Seven sentences}

                      lipsumsentence

                      section{Three sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[2-4]

                      section{Some single sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[1]

                      lipsumsentence[2]

                      lipsumsentence[3]

                      lipsumsentence[4]

                      lipsumsentence[5]

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here






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                      • The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
                        – Troy
                        5 hours ago










                      • @Troy Thanks, I updated
                        – egreg
                        5 hours ago













                      up vote
                      8
                      down vote










                      up vote
                      8
                      down vote









                      With some help from xparse we can extract a rich supply of sentences from lipsum; precisely 1498, I guess they're sufficient.



                      documentclass{article}
                      usepackage{lipsum}
                      usepackage{xparse}

                      % store a big set of sentences
                      unpacklipsum[1-100] % it was UnpackLipsum before version 2.0

                      ExplSyntaxOn
                      % unpack lipsumexp
                      seq_new:N g_lipsum_sentences_seq
                      cs_generate_variant:Nn seq_set_split:Nnn { NnV }
                      seq_gset_split:NnV g_lipsum_sentences_seq {.~} lipsumexp

                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentence}{>{SplitArgument{1}{-}}O{1-7}}
                      {
                      lipsumsentenceaux #1
                      }
                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentenceaux}{mm}
                      {
                      IfNoValueTF { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { #1 }.~
                      }
                      {
                      int_step_inline:nnnn { #1 } { 1 } { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { ##1 }.~
                      }
                      }
                      }
                      ExplSyntaxOff

                      begin{document}

                      section{Seven sentences}

                      lipsumsentence

                      section{Three sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[2-4]

                      section{Some single sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[1]

                      lipsumsentence[2]

                      lipsumsentence[3]

                      lipsumsentence[4]

                      lipsumsentence[5]

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here






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                      With some help from xparse we can extract a rich supply of sentences from lipsum; precisely 1498, I guess they're sufficient.



                      documentclass{article}
                      usepackage{lipsum}
                      usepackage{xparse}

                      % store a big set of sentences
                      unpacklipsum[1-100] % it was UnpackLipsum before version 2.0

                      ExplSyntaxOn
                      % unpack lipsumexp
                      seq_new:N g_lipsum_sentences_seq
                      cs_generate_variant:Nn seq_set_split:Nnn { NnV }
                      seq_gset_split:NnV g_lipsum_sentences_seq {.~} lipsumexp

                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentence}{>{SplitArgument{1}{-}}O{1-7}}
                      {
                      lipsumsentenceaux #1
                      }
                      NewDocumentCommand{lipsumsentenceaux}{mm}
                      {
                      IfNoValueTF { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { #1 }.~
                      }
                      {
                      int_step_inline:nnnn { #1 } { 1 } { #2 }
                      {
                      seq_item:Nn g_lipsum_sentences_seq { ##1 }.~
                      }
                      }
                      }
                      ExplSyntaxOff

                      begin{document}

                      section{Seven sentences}

                      lipsumsentence

                      section{Three sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[2-4]

                      section{Some single sentences}

                      lipsumsentence[1]

                      lipsumsentence[2]

                      lipsumsentence[3]

                      lipsumsentence[4]

                      lipsumsentence[5]

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here







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                      • The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
                        – Troy
                        5 hours ago










                      • @Troy Thanks, I updated
                        – egreg
                        5 hours ago


















                      • The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
                        – Troy
                        5 hours ago










                      • @Troy Thanks, I updated
                        – egreg
                        5 hours ago
















                      The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
                      – Troy
                      5 hours ago




                      The code no longer compiles because UnpackLipsum has been deprecated.
                      – Troy
                      5 hours ago












                      @Troy Thanks, I updated
                      – egreg
                      5 hours ago




                      @Troy Thanks, I updated
                      – egreg
                      5 hours ago










                      up vote
                      7
                      down vote













                      You can use a macro for the dummy text and a loop to repeat it, taking as an argument the number of repetitions. These commands work in any variety of TeX, but I illustrate their use in a LaTeX document.



                      documentclass{article} 

                      % Define the dummy sentence, an ancient palindrome.
                      defsator{Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas.}

                      % Create a command to print the sentence repeatedly.
                      % Argument #1 is the number of times to repeat it.
                      newcountloopcounter
                      defdummysentences#1{%
                      loopcounter = #1
                      loop
                      sator %
                      advanceloopcounter by -1
                      ifnumloopcounter > 0
                      repeat%
                      }

                      begin{document}

                      sator

                      dummysentences{5}

                      begin{itemize}
                      item sator
                      item dummysentences{3}
                      item dummysentences{2}
                      end{itemize}

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here



                      See also my answer here: Is there a dummy package like Lipsum or Blindtext for Tables and Figures?






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                      • ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
                        – jon
                        Jul 11 '15 at 21:49










                      • @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
                        – musarithmia
                        Jul 11 '15 at 22:06















                      up vote
                      7
                      down vote













                      You can use a macro for the dummy text and a loop to repeat it, taking as an argument the number of repetitions. These commands work in any variety of TeX, but I illustrate their use in a LaTeX document.



                      documentclass{article} 

                      % Define the dummy sentence, an ancient palindrome.
                      defsator{Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas.}

                      % Create a command to print the sentence repeatedly.
                      % Argument #1 is the number of times to repeat it.
                      newcountloopcounter
                      defdummysentences#1{%
                      loopcounter = #1
                      loop
                      sator %
                      advanceloopcounter by -1
                      ifnumloopcounter > 0
                      repeat%
                      }

                      begin{document}

                      sator

                      dummysentences{5}

                      begin{itemize}
                      item sator
                      item dummysentences{3}
                      item dummysentences{2}
                      end{itemize}

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here



                      See also my answer here: Is there a dummy package like Lipsum or Blindtext for Tables and Figures?






                      share|improve this answer























                      • ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
                        – jon
                        Jul 11 '15 at 21:49










                      • @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
                        – musarithmia
                        Jul 11 '15 at 22:06













                      up vote
                      7
                      down vote










                      up vote
                      7
                      down vote









                      You can use a macro for the dummy text and a loop to repeat it, taking as an argument the number of repetitions. These commands work in any variety of TeX, but I illustrate their use in a LaTeX document.



                      documentclass{article} 

                      % Define the dummy sentence, an ancient palindrome.
                      defsator{Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas.}

                      % Create a command to print the sentence repeatedly.
                      % Argument #1 is the number of times to repeat it.
                      newcountloopcounter
                      defdummysentences#1{%
                      loopcounter = #1
                      loop
                      sator %
                      advanceloopcounter by -1
                      ifnumloopcounter > 0
                      repeat%
                      }

                      begin{document}

                      sator

                      dummysentences{5}

                      begin{itemize}
                      item sator
                      item dummysentences{3}
                      item dummysentences{2}
                      end{itemize}

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here



                      See also my answer here: Is there a dummy package like Lipsum or Blindtext for Tables and Figures?






                      share|improve this answer














                      You can use a macro for the dummy text and a loop to repeat it, taking as an argument the number of repetitions. These commands work in any variety of TeX, but I illustrate their use in a LaTeX document.



                      documentclass{article} 

                      % Define the dummy sentence, an ancient palindrome.
                      defsator{Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas.}

                      % Create a command to print the sentence repeatedly.
                      % Argument #1 is the number of times to repeat it.
                      newcountloopcounter
                      defdummysentences#1{%
                      loopcounter = #1
                      loop
                      sator %
                      advanceloopcounter by -1
                      ifnumloopcounter > 0
                      repeat%
                      }

                      begin{document}

                      sator

                      dummysentences{5}

                      begin{itemize}
                      item sator
                      item dummysentences{3}
                      item dummysentences{2}
                      end{itemize}

                      end{document}


                      enter image description here



                      See also my answer here: Is there a dummy package like Lipsum or Blindtext for Tables and Figures?







                      share|improve this answer














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                      • ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
                        – jon
                        Jul 11 '15 at 21:49










                      • @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
                        – musarithmia
                        Jul 11 '15 at 22:06


















                      • ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
                        – jon
                        Jul 11 '15 at 21:49










                      • @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
                        – musarithmia
                        Jul 11 '15 at 22:06
















                      ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
                      – jon
                      Jul 11 '15 at 21:49




                      ... and of course: defsator{noindentttfamily sator\ arepo\ tenet\ opera\ rotas}.
                      – jon
                      Jul 11 '15 at 21:49












                      @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
                      – musarithmia
                      Jul 11 '15 at 22:06




                      @jon See the command satorfig from the package in the answer I link to. :)
                      – musarithmia
                      Jul 11 '15 at 22:06


















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