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Date:         Thu, 22 Feb 90 09:47:00 PST
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From: DHOSEK@HMCVAX.bitnet
Subject:      Re: \begin...\end interface
To: Rainer Schoepf <BK4@DHDURZ1.uucp>
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>However, I've gone through the manual index, and can find no
>statement on pages dealing with \end that says \begin{foo}
>generates a macro \beginfoo; in my view, what it generates
>is an internal matter that the user need not be concerned
>with.

pp. 85-86 describe some minor details on style files. Among them
is what the macros underlying \begin{foo} (\foo) and \end{foo}
(\endfoo) are called (this latter bit of intelligence resides at
the bottom of page 86).

>Of course, the new implementation must be able to check for
>correct \begin...\end nesting.

Incidentally, this doesn't always occur with the current
implementation. A shiny new dime to anyone who can fix the bug
before I get around to looking at it.

-dh