Mehrere leicht veränderte Kommandos in foreach-Schleife aufrufen

Gibt es eigentlich für Folgendes eine Möglichkeit:

Ich möchte \BefehlA und \BefehlB aufrufen.

Kann ich dann irgendwie \foreach \x in {A, B}{ \Befehl\x ~ } verwenden?

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\documentclass[margin=5pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{pgffor}
\begin{document}
\newcommand{\BefehlA}{Schreibe A}
\newcommand{\BefehlB}{Schreibe lB}
\foreach \x in {A, B}{  % geht so nicht:
%\Befehl\x ~
}
\end{document}
 
 
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gefragt 24 Sep '18, 22:58

cis
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bearbeitet 30 Sep '18, 09:42

cgnieder
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So etwas ähnliches hast Du übrigens vor Jahren schon einmal gefragt.

(25 Sep '18, 08:41) Bes

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Öffne in Overleaf

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\documentclass[margin=5pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{pgffor}
\begin{document}
\newcommand{\BefehlA}{Schreibe A}
\newcommand{\BefehlB}{Schreibe lB}
\foreach \x in {A, B}{
  \csname Befehl\x\endcsname~
}
\end{document}
 
 
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Alternativ kann man auch, wie in ConTeXt MKIV ein Macro dafür definieren.

Öffne in Overleaf

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\newcommand*\getvalue[1]{\csname#1\endcsname}
\getvalue{Befehl\x}
 
 
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Um den in moewes Kommentar erwähnten \relax-Nebeneffekt zu umgehen, verwendet man eine leicht angepasste Definition von \getvalue:

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\newcommand*\getvalue[1]{\ifcsname#1\endcsname\csname#1\expandafter\endcsname\fi}
 
 
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beantwortet 24 Sep '18, 23:41

Henri
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bearbeitet 25 Sep '18, 01:01

etoolbox definiert \csuse, was in etwa so funktioniert wie \getvalue hier (nur ohne \relax-Nebeneffekt).

(25 Sep '18, 00:08) moewe

Ah super, wieder was gelernt.

(25 Sep '18, 00:14) cis

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