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Subject: Re: [docbook] How to mark up inline program listings?
Steven Cogorno wrote: > Tobias Reif said: > >>spe142> echo 'print "Hello world :)\\n"' > hw.rb >>spe142> cat hw.rb >>print "Hello world :)\n" >>spe142> ruby hw.rb >>Hello world :) >>spe142> >> > Tobias, > > I would still consider that <screen>, not </programlisting>. Yes, but that was just to show that print "Hello world :)\n" is a program, and not userinput. Sure I'd markup the above as screen. My question was how to mark up the following: >><p>To print out "hello world", >>save the program <code>print "Hello world :)\n"</code>, and >>feed it to Ruby.</p> >> > We would use <literal> for that case. ... which doesn't say that the contained text is a program. Tobi -- http://www.pinkjuice.com/
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