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% This macro source file is from the four volume series
% "TeX in Practice" by Stephan von Bechtolsheim, published
% 1993 by Springer-Verlag, New York.
% Copyright 1993 Stephan von Bechtolsheim.
% No warranty or liability is assumed.
% This macro may be copied freely if no fees other than
% media cost or shipping charges are charged and as long
% as this copyright and the following source code itself
% is not changed. Please see the series for further information.
%
% Version: 1.0
% Date: May 1, 1993
%
%
% This source code is documented in 27.1.3.3, p. III-402.
% Original source in file "macros7.TEX", starting line 309.
\wlog{L: "samplepa.tip" ["macros7.TEX," l. 309, p. III-402]}%
% This file DOES belong to format "texip."
\catcode`\@ = 11
\newcount\@SampleParCounter
\newcount\@SampleParSentenceCounter
\@SampleParCounter = 1
\def\SamplePar #1#2{%
\@SampleParSentenceCounter = 0
Identification of this paragraph: {\it #1}.
{\it Sample paragraph~\the\@SampleParCounter,
with~#2 sentences}. So here we go,
and when you check the number of sentences, then note
that these first two sentences do {\it not\/} count.
\loop
\advance\@SampleParSentenceCounter by 1
This is one of the many sentences this macro
generates, to be more specific it is sentence
number~\the\@SampleParSentenceCounter\space of~#2.
\ifnum\@SampleParSentenceCounter < #2
\repeat
\par
\global\advance\@SampleParCounter by 1
}
\catcode`\@ = 12
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