Add \Ln and {Ln} standing for the length of the specified argument in macros It seems useful to be able to identify the length of a macro argument. Add argument expansion syntax replaced with the length of the specified argument: \Ln or {Ln} will return the length of the nth argument, or zero if there is no nth argument. Argument 0 is the macro name.

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