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    The reason just to hide something from the user seems a bit odd, but you can simply do \NewDocumentCommand\mynewblock{m m m}{\NewDocumentEnvironment{#1}{}{#2}{#3}}. Commented Mar 5 at 7:23
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    Seems these days everybody wants to hide things from people. What is your reason? Commented Mar 5 at 9:27
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    @Skillmon How about \NewDocumentCommand\mynewblock{m}{\NewDocumentEnvironment{#1}{}}? Commented Mar 5 at 9:28
  • Non sense, because people able to understand what mean \NewDocumentEnvironment also can figure out what is \NewDocumentCommand or similar command. But user is usually lazy to investigate what is in a \input, a package or a document class (in increasing order). Make the environment externally to the document. Commented Mar 5 at 9:36
  • @UlrichDiez for \NewDocumentCommand and friends currying is discouraged (also I expect OP to actually put more code inside that definition). Commented Mar 5 at 9:44