TeX - LaTeX Asked on January 18, 2021
I want to implement an insert text wrapped in some additional tags using the input
command. But I get LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end.
. How to do it properly? Here is my minimal reproducible example:
NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
ProvidesClass{style}[Some class]
LoadClass{report}
newcommand{task}[1]{ % Command for defining the text that I want to insert
gdef@task{#1}
}
newcommand{typeTask}{ % Command to insert text into some kind of wrapper
begin{center}
MakeUppercase{task}
end{center}
vspace{4mm}
@task % Text declared using task command
vspace{4mm}
rule{4cm}{0.4pt}
}
documentclass[a4paper,oneside,12pt]{style}
begin{document}
task{input{to_include}} % Including text from another tex file and defining as @task
typeTask % Inserting wrapped defined text
end{document}
Some text
begin{enumerate}
item item 1
item another item
subitem and subitems
subitem more subitems
item latest item
end{enumerate}
I want to get the result corresponding to the LaTeX file:
documentclass[a4paper,oneside,12pt]{report}
begin{document}
{ % Header of wrapper from style.cls
begin{center}
MakeUppercase{task}
end{center}
vspace{4mm}
}
{ % From include file
Some text
begin{enumerate}
item item 1
item another item
subitem and subitems
subitem more subitems
item latest item
end{enumerate}
}
{ % Footer of wrapper from style.cls
vspace{4mm}
rule{4cm}{0.4pt}
}
end{document}
instead of error. How to do this properly?
The error is produced by
if there is no line for it to end, it is not related to input
or newcommand
really.
You have
vspace{4mm}
@task % Text declared using task command
vspace{4mm}
so if @task
(which is the text supplied in the argument) has already ended the paragraph, the
here will be in error.
If @task
does not end the paragraph (eg if the argument was Hello World
then you would get no error but undesired behaviour as the
would force a line break but the following vspace
would not add space at that point but after the following line.
Almost always when using vspace
you want a blank line (or equivalently, par
) before the space to get into vertical mode.
so
vspace{4mm}
@task par % Text declared using task command
vspace{4mm}
Correct answer by David Carlisle on January 18, 2021
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