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Tag for "inline" program listing fragments ?
user name
 2007-08-15 20:25:37 
Hi!

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Does anyone know a way to do "inline" program
listings, for example a
text which only shows fragments of an example code ?

Example:
-- snip --
If it more efficient to use <literal>(( $? == 0
))</literal> instead of
<literal>[ $? -eq 0 ]</literal>
-- snip --
I am looking for a way to replace <literal> with a tag
which says it's a
program listing "fragment" (e.g. not complete
code) which should be
rendered "inline" using a "monospaced"
font (and not as seperate block
like <programlisting>).

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Bye,
Roland

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Re: Tag for "inline" program listing fragments ?
user name
 2007-08-16 02:47:51 

  


  

    
Hi,



Maybe <code&gt; : http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/code.html

It's the exact definition of what you're searching : "The
code element is an inline element
for
identifying small fragments of programming language code."



Regards,

Marie.



Roland Mainz a écrit :

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Hi!

----

Does anyone know a way to do "inline" program listings, for example a
text which only shows fragments of an example code ?

Example:
-- snip --
If it more efficient to use <literal>(( $? == 0 ))</literal> instead of
<literal>[ $? -eq 0 ]</literal>
-- snip --
I am looking for a way to replace <literal> with a tag which says it's a
program listing "fragment" (e.g. not complete code) which should be
rendered "inline" using a "monospaced" font (and not as seperate block
like <programlisting>;).

----

Bye,
Roland

  




  

  
  
   
     
    






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