All, I have: \startMatlab function output=primary(input) statements---including subfunction calls % first subfunction function out=one(in) statements % second subfunction function out=two(in) statments \stopMatlab Where: \definetyping[Matlab] \setuptyping [Matlab] [before={\startframedtext[width=\textwidth, background=screen, backgroundscreen=0.9]}, after={\stopframedtext}, indentnext=no, color=darkred] I'd like to override the monotype and make one line emphasized, as in: \startMatlab function output=primary(input) {\em statements---including subfunction calls} % first subfunction function out=one(in) statements % second subfunction function out=two(in) statments \stopMatlab Which of course doesn't work but it does give an idea of what I want to try. Any ideas?
2007/3/20, David Arnold
All,
Hi David,
I have:
\startMatlab function output=primary(input) statements---including subfunction calls
% first subfunction function out=one(in) statements
% second subfunction function out=two(in) statments \stopMatlab
Where:
\definetyping[Matlab]
\setuptyping [Matlab] [before={\startframedtext[width=\textwidth, background=screen, backgroundscreen=0.9]}, after={\stopframedtext}, indentnext=no,
option=commands,
color=darkred]
I'd like to override the monotype and make one line emphasized, as in:
\startMatlab function output=primary(input) {\em statements---including subfunction calls}
/BTEX\em statements---including subfunction calls/ETEX
% first subfunction function out=one(in) statements
% second subfunction function out=two(in) statments \stopMatlab
Which of course doesn't work but it does give an idea of what I want to try.
Any ideas?
Wolfgang
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David Arnold
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Wolfgang Schuster