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Please consider the following MWE :



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


(actually, the definitions of boxes are more complex but I think that doesn't change anything to the logic)



I'd like the use of innerbox inside outerbox not to induce spaces at the beginning and at the end of the box.



I suppose i should expand argument #1 (once got rid of the unnecessary spaces) from outerbox and detect if the first and last token are equal mymargin and then make the necessary changes but I really don't know how to do it. Any ideas?










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Please consider the following MWE :



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


(actually, the definitions of boxes are more complex but I think that doesn't change anything to the logic)



I'd like the use of innerbox inside outerbox not to induce spaces at the beginning and at the end of the box.



I suppose i should expand argument #1 (once got rid of the unnecessary spaces) from outerbox and detect if the first and last token are equal mymargin and then make the necessary changes but I really don't know how to do it. Any ideas?










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Please consider the following MWE :



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


(actually, the definitions of boxes are more complex but I think that doesn't change anything to the logic)



I'd like the use of innerbox inside outerbox not to induce spaces at the beginning and at the end of the box.



I suppose i should expand argument #1 (once got rid of the unnecessary spaces) from outerbox and detect if the first and last token are equal mymargin and then make the necessary changes but I really don't know how to do it. Any ideas?










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documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


(actually, the definitions of boxes are more complex but I think that doesn't change anything to the logic)



I'd like the use of innerbox inside outerbox not to induce spaces at the beginning and at the end of the box.



I suppose i should expand argument #1 (once got rid of the unnecessary spaces) from outerbox and detect if the first and last token are equal mymargin and then make the necessary changes but I really don't know how to do it. Any ideas?







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You can check (ignoring spaces) whether the first token in the argument of outerbox is innerbox and, in this case, insert a negative space for compensation.



At the end you can recursively remove all glue nodes.



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymarginwidth}{3em}
newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{mymarginwidth}}
newcommand{negmymargin}{hspace*{-mymarginwidth}}

newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
makeatletter
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{%
fbox{%
@ifnextcharinnerbox{negmymargin}{}#1%
forever@unskip
}%
}
newcommand{forever@unskip}{%
ifnumlastnodetype=11
expandafterunskipexpandafterforever@unskip
fi
}
makeatother

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test}

test outerbox{ test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} }

test outerbox{ innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test }

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

    – user30654
    18 hours ago











  • @user30654 Added the code

    – egreg
    13 hours ago



















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This version omits the space if innerbox is in any hbox, not just outerbox



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfififbox{#1}ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfifi}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


egreg notes that you may not be what you wanted, so..



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifnumlastpenalty=-1elsemymarginfififbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{penalty-1#1unskipunskip}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}





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  • Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

    – egreg
    yesterday













  • @egreg 2nd version added (shame, first version was more fun)

    – David Carlisle
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You can check (ignoring spaces) whether the first token in the argument of outerbox is innerbox and, in this case, insert a negative space for compensation.



At the end you can recursively remove all glue nodes.



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymarginwidth}{3em}
newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{mymarginwidth}}
newcommand{negmymargin}{hspace*{-mymarginwidth}}

newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
makeatletter
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{%
fbox{%
@ifnextcharinnerbox{negmymargin}{}#1%
forever@unskip
}%
}
newcommand{forever@unskip}{%
ifnumlastnodetype=11
expandafterunskipexpandafterforever@unskip
fi
}
makeatother

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test}

test outerbox{ test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} }

test outerbox{ innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test }

end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer


























  • Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

    – user30654
    18 hours ago











  • @user30654 Added the code

    – egreg
    13 hours ago
















4














You can check (ignoring spaces) whether the first token in the argument of outerbox is innerbox and, in this case, insert a negative space for compensation.



At the end you can recursively remove all glue nodes.



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymarginwidth}{3em}
newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{mymarginwidth}}
newcommand{negmymargin}{hspace*{-mymarginwidth}}

newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
makeatletter
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{%
fbox{%
@ifnextcharinnerbox{negmymargin}{}#1%
forever@unskip
}%
}
newcommand{forever@unskip}{%
ifnumlastnodetype=11
expandafterunskipexpandafterforever@unskip
fi
}
makeatother

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test}

test outerbox{ test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} }

test outerbox{ innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test }

end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer


























  • Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

    – user30654
    18 hours ago











  • @user30654 Added the code

    – egreg
    13 hours ago














4












4








4







You can check (ignoring spaces) whether the first token in the argument of outerbox is innerbox and, in this case, insert a negative space for compensation.



At the end you can recursively remove all glue nodes.



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymarginwidth}{3em}
newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{mymarginwidth}}
newcommand{negmymargin}{hspace*{-mymarginwidth}}

newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
makeatletter
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{%
fbox{%
@ifnextcharinnerbox{negmymargin}{}#1%
forever@unskip
}%
}
newcommand{forever@unskip}{%
ifnumlastnodetype=11
expandafterunskipexpandafterforever@unskip
fi
}
makeatother

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test}

test outerbox{ test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} }

test outerbox{ innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test }

end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer















You can check (ignoring spaces) whether the first token in the argument of outerbox is innerbox and, in this case, insert a negative space for compensation.



At the end you can recursively remove all glue nodes.



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymarginwidth}{3em}
newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{mymarginwidth}}
newcommand{negmymargin}{hspace*{-mymarginwidth}}

newcommand{innerbox}[1]{mymarginfbox{#1}mymargin}
makeatletter
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{%
fbox{%
@ifnextcharinnerbox{negmymargin}{}#1%
forever@unskip
}%
}
newcommand{forever@unskip}{%
ifnumlastnodetype=11
expandafterunskipexpandafterforever@unskip
fi
}
makeatother

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test}

test outerbox{ test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} }

test outerbox{ innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test }

end{document}


enter image description here







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  • Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

    – user30654
    18 hours ago











  • @user30654 Added the code

    – egreg
    13 hours ago



















  • Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

    – user30654
    18 hours ago











  • @user30654 Added the code

    – egreg
    13 hours ago

















Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

– user30654
18 hours ago





Thanks a lot, it works perfectly well... for this example of use. But, actually, innerbox is defined with an optional argument (as newcommand{innerbox}[2]{...}) and, in this case, your code leads to an error : ! Use of \innerbox doesn't match its definition.. What should i change in your code to have it work ?

– user30654
18 hours ago













@user30654 Added the code

– egreg
13 hours ago





@user30654 Added the code

– egreg
13 hours ago











2














This version omits the space if innerbox is in any hbox, not just outerbox



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfififbox{#1}ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfifi}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


egreg notes that you may not be what you wanted, so..



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifnumlastpenalty=-1elsemymarginfififbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{penalty-1#1unskipunskip}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}





share|improve this answer


























  • Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

    – egreg
    yesterday













  • @egreg 2nd version added (shame, first version was more fun)

    – David Carlisle
    yesterday
















2














This version omits the space if innerbox is in any hbox, not just outerbox



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfififbox{#1}ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfifi}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


egreg notes that you may not be what you wanted, so..



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifnumlastpenalty=-1elsemymarginfififbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{penalty-1#1unskipunskip}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}





share|improve this answer


























  • Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

    – egreg
    yesterday













  • @egreg 2nd version added (shame, first version was more fun)

    – David Carlisle
    yesterday














2












2








2







This version omits the space if innerbox is in any hbox, not just outerbox



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfififbox{#1}ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfifi}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


egreg notes that you may not be what you wanted, so..



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifnumlastpenalty=-1elsemymarginfififbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{penalty-1#1unskipunskip}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}





share|improve this answer















This version omits the space if innerbox is in any hbox, not just outerbox



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfififbox{#1}ifhmodeifinnerelsemymarginfifi}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{#1}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}


egreg notes that you may not be what you wanted, so..



enter image description here



documentclass{article}

newcommand{mymargin}{hspace*{3em}}
newcommand{innerbox}[1]{ifhmodeifnumlastpenalty=-1elsemymarginfififbox{#1}mymargin}
newcommand{outerbox}[1]{fbox{penalty-1#1unskipunskip}}

begin{document}

test innerbox{Hello} test% OK

test outerbox{innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello} test innerbox{Hello}}% I don't want space at beginning and end of box

test outerbox{fbox{Hello}mymargin{} test innerbox{Hello} test mymarginfbox{Hello}}% what i'd like

end{document}






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  • Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

    – egreg
    yesterday













  • @egreg 2nd version added (shame, first version was more fun)

    – David Carlisle
    yesterday



















  • Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

    – egreg
    yesterday













  • @egreg 2nd version added (shame, first version was more fun)

    – David Carlisle
    yesterday

















Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

– egreg
yesterday







Which is rather different from the output the OP seems to want. Look at the “what I'd like” line.

– egreg
yesterday















@egreg 2nd version added (shame, first version was more fun)

– David Carlisle
yesterday





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– David Carlisle
yesterday










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