I d like to include Perforce s $Revision$ keyword in my LaTeX document. However, the presence of # seems to mess thing up. For example, if you have something like this:
cfoot{$Revision: #8 $}
you end up with an error like "Illegal parameter number in definition of emp@a". I did some searching and found packages (such as the LaTeX rcs package) that handle other keywords (such as Date) but nothing that appeared to handle the #.
let savecfoot cfoot
def cfoot{catcode`#=12 cfoothelp}
def cfoothelp #1{savecfoot{#1}catcode`#=6 }
New:
To turn off the meaning of $ too:
let savecfoot cfoot
def cfoot{catcode`#=12 catcode`$=9 cfoothelp}
def cfoothelp #1{savecfoot{#1}catcode`#=6 catcode`$=3 }
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