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(New page: ===Purpose=== Add backslash before troublesome TeX characters. ===Synopsis=== :safestring = string_x(string); ===Description=== The TeX interpreter is used on various text objects in fi...)
 
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===Purpose===
Updated to be compatible with PLS_Toolbox/Solo 8.6.1 including changes listed in the [[Release_Notes_Version_8_6_1|8.6.1 release notes]].
Add backslash before troublesome TeX characters.
 
===Synopsis===
:safestring = string_x(string);
 
===Description===
 
The TeX interpreter is used on various text objects in figures to add subscripts, superscripts and other special effects to text. These effects are triggered by special characters in strings. string_x "escapes" these special characters to keep them from being handled by the TeX interpreter. An escaping backslash is added before each of these characters: _ ^ { }
====Inputs====
* '''string''' = a string to clean
 
====Outputs====
* '''safestring''' = the backslashed string
 
===See Also===

Latest revision as of 11:55, 23 February 2018

Updated to be compatible with PLS_Toolbox/Solo 8.6.1 including changes listed in the 8.6.1 release notes.