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Apart from these symbol macros, versatile macros to call them all
are available with options:\\
|\GTSxa[]|, |\GTSxadj[]|, or |\GTSxadjacency[]| for adjacency symbols,\\
|\GTSxi[]|, |\GTSxinc[]|, or |\GTSxincidence[]| for incidence symbols,\\
|\GTSxml[]|, or |\GTSxmetalogic[]| for meta-logic symbols,\\
|\GTSx[]{}| for all symbols\\
(|\GTSx[]{a} = \GTSxa[]|, |\GTSx[]{i} = \GTSxi[]|,
|\GTSx[]{m} = \GTSxml[]|).\\
See Detailed usage section for full syntax of these macros.