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Control sequence definitions for Registers.
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"LaTeXML::Core::Definition::Register" - Control sequence definitions for Registers.DESCRIPTION
These are set up as a speciallized primitive with a getter and setter to access and store values in the Stomach. See LaTeXML::Package for the most convenient means to create them. It extends LaTeXML::Core::Definition::Primitive. Registers generally store some value in the current "LaTeXML::Core::State", but are not required to. Like TeX's registers, when they are digested, they expect an optional "=", and then a value of the appropriate type. Register definitions support these additional methods: Methods "$value = $register->valueOf(@args);" Return the value associated with the register, by invoking it's "getter" function. The additional args are used by some registers to index into a set, such as the index to "\count". "$register->setValue($value,@args);" Assign a value to the register, by invoking it's "setter" function.AUTHOR
Bruce Miller <@nist.gov>