Josué Kouamé Akpoué submitted the
cssyntax
package.
Version: 0.1.0 License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Readable, self-documenting command names for LaTeX package authors
Announcement text: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- cssyntax – Readable, self-documenting command names for LaTeX package authors.
Write code that still makes sense years later.
Tired of cryptic, unreadable internal command names like @firstoftwo, \expandafter, or \g@addto@macro? The cssyntax package offers a clean and efficient solution for writing maintainable LaTeX packages. By temporarily turning _, : and / into letters, cssyntax lets you write structured, self-describing command names that make the intent of your code clear at a glance – even years after you wrote it. It also provides a full set of readable aliases for common TeX primitives, plus a small toolkit for dynamic definitions, low-level environment declarations, and boolean handling. cssyntax is a standalone, domain-agnostic package usable by any LaTeX package author who wants their internal API to tell a story. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This package is located at https://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/cssyntax
More information is at https://ctan.org/pkg/cssyntax
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