B.15 Illegal parameter number in definition
You have referred to a parameter (argument)
number that is greater than the number of parameters
you have specified. For example, suppose you defined the command to
have only one parameter, then you can't use #2
which refers to the second, non-existent, parameter. Remember that
you need to specify how many parameters you want in the
optional argument to \newcommand, otherwise it will be assumed
that the command has no arguments.
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