Whitespace significance without verbatim
Is there an environment that preserves whitespace (like "typing"), but still processes \bf \it and other text formatting commands (unlike "typing"). Any thoughts? Cheers, Mike
On Thu, 29 Nov 2007, Mike Santy wrote:
Is there an environment that preserves whitespace (like "typing"), but still processes \bf \it and other text formatting commands (unlike "typing").
\setuplines[space=yes] \startlines write what you want {\bf Either bold} or not \stoplines Aditya
2007/11/30, Mike Santy
Thanks. Works like a champ.
Cheers, Mike
This is possible in varbatim mode with a few restrictions (just to know). \starttext \setuptyping[option=commands] \starttyping write what you want /BTEX {\it Either italic} or not/ETEX \stoptyping \stoptext Wolfgang
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