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Re: @-command for # in verbatim protection
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Karl Berry |
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Re: @-command for # in verbatim protection |
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Tue, 7 Feb 2012 15:31:02 -0800 |
It is a real world case, in the perl document cpp directive lines
appear in a @verbatim environment.
How about using @example?
Or, more generally, since the Texinfo is being generated, it seems like
it should be possible to devise something that will make the #line not
be recognized and yet have no effect on the output. For instance, how
about adding a DEL to the end of it?
My opinion is that there should be an @-command that can complement
But doesn't that defeat the purpose? It means you have to parse and
understand the entire document before you can figure out which #-lines
are directives. I thought #-lines were recognized more or less
lexically, before any tree was finalized.
k