Suggestions for mathcommand
The following packages have something in common with the package mathcommand. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package forloop: Iteration in LaTeX
- Package styledcmd: Handling multiple versions of user-defined macros
- Package ccool: A key-value document command parser
- Package ltxnew: A simple means of creating commands
- Package xoptarg: Expandable macros that take an optional argument
- Package xnewcommand: Define \global and \protected commands with \newcommand
- Package optparams: Macros with multiple optional parameters
- Package cdcmd: Expandable conditional commands for LaTeX
- Package lambdax: Use Lambda expression within LaTeX
- Package tokmap: Iterate over a token list expandably, without dropping spaces or braced groups
- Package xfp: Interface to the LaTeX3 floating point unit
- Package xparse: A generic document command parser
- Package inlinedef: Inline expansions within definitions
- Package cssyntax: Readable, self-documenting command names for LaTeX package authors
- Package xtemplate: A high-level interface for declaring document commands
- Package letltxmacro: Let assignment for LaTeX macros
- Package defstring: Define macros as verbatim macros
- Package getoptk: Define macros with sophisticated options
- Package tokcycle: Build tools to process tokens from an input stream
- Package dvisvgm-def: Colour and Graphics support for dvisvgm
- Package dvipdfmx-def: Configuration file for dvipdfmx graphics
- Package pdftex-def: Colour and Graphics support for pdfTeX
- Package graphics-def: Colour and graphics option files
- Package serbian-def-cyr: Serbian cyrillic localization
- Package advice: Extend commands and environments
- Package default: Provide default parameters for TeX macros
- Package eoldef: Define commands which absorb the whole source line as arguments
- Package namedef: TeX definitions with named parameters
- Package luatex-def: LuaTeX option file for color and graphics
- Package xetex-def: Colour and graphics support for XeTeX
- Package lparse: Parse macro arguments with Lua using xparse-like specification