Remove duplicate \makeatletter - #2
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Removal of `\makeatletter` on line 46, query if intended to use `\makeatother` although note this will cause errors to later \@<command> uses in the script.
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Thanks for opening this PR and sorry for the delay in reviewing it!
| \newcommand{\supervisor}[1]{\renewcommand{\@supervisor}{#1}} | ||
| \newcommand{\@yearofstudy}[0]{} | ||
| \newcommand{\yearofstudy}[1]{\renewcommand{\@yearofstudy}{#1}} | ||
| \makeatletter |
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Yeah this probably should be an \makeatother I think
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Removal of
\makeatletteron line 46, query if intended to use\makeatotheralthough note this will cause errors to later @ uses in the script.