>>>>> "Nori" == Nori Heikkinen <nori@sccs.swarthmore.edu> writes:
Nori> this has been pissing me off recently. if i define a new command
Nori> \newcommand{\TM}{Turing machine}
Nori> and then say in my document
Nori> ... the \TM defined by blah blah ...
Nori> i will get the output ``the Turing machinedefined by blah blah.''
Yup. That's because the space after \TM signals the end of the macro
name, so it gets eaten up. The standard way around it is do use "\ ".
i.e. "... the \TM\ defined by blah blah..." If you want something
uglier, you can use "... the \TM{} defined by blah blah ..." You
probably don't want to use ~ since ~ is a non-breaking space.
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