Bruno Le Floch
Bruno Le Floch
Requested on [stackexchange](https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/6988/). The example in the documentation is based on numeric comparisonss. It would be good to show how to use string comparisons for a naive lexicographic ordering.
As pointed out in #972, many checks are provided by the debug options of expl3. Some time ago it was only possible to use them if the package was initially...
Some commands such as `\overset` check whether their argument is a math relation or math binary etc. This kind of thing also came up in a recent discussion about `\phantom`...
Presently `\tl_new:N \c_foo_tl` does not throw an error when `check-declarations` is active. It should.
Remaining improvement ideas ----------------------------------------- - Add meaning tests to l3regex: either as a test of `\ifx` match with a given token, or some way to test with `\token_if_macro:NTF` and similar...
Upon request at #922 and #552, I implemented here `\vbox_set_top_to_ht:Nnn` (and some `w` versions that don't need discussion). This is a wrapper around `\setbox #1 = \vtop to #2 {#3}`....
Currently, `\color_set:nn { mycol } { blue }` breaks with an undefined control sequence `\__color_backend_pickup:N`. It would be nicer to have a proper error message. Of course this affects any...
A user mentions that the behaviour of `\tl_use:V` (incorrectly defined by the user as `\cs_generate_variant:Nn \tl_use:N { V }`) is confusing. Indeed it is, and the fix is in two...
(This stems from discussions on an unrelated pull request #819). The `\tl_item:nn` function expands to nothing when the item is out of bounds. It would be good to provide TF...
- `\tl_sort:Nn` **changes** the order of items in the token list variable `#1` to be sorted according to the comparison given as some code `#2`. Similar commands exist for clist...