On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 11:04 AM Jean Abou Samra wrote:
>
> While at it, a last question: what would be the
> recommended way to include Texinfo commands in
> a non-indented environment? In other words, I
> would like to combine characteristics of @example
> (understands commands) and @verbatim (d
On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 10:54 AM Jean Abou Samra wrote:
> As you can see from the attached output,
> @strong and @b lose the monospace font.
Yes, that is correct. As far as I know that has always been how it
works. There is no provision for nesting or accumulating font styles.
> I am not managin
I'm probably the only person building texinfo on Cygwin, but this is just a
heads-up that there's a bug in gnulib/m4/threadlib.m4 that can cause mysterious
crashes that are very hard to debug. The bug shows up when running 'make check'
in the info subdirectory. 13 of the 85 tests fail because
While at it, a last question: what would be the
recommended way to include Texinfo commands in
a non-indented environment? In other words, I
would like to combine characteristics of @example
(understands commands) and @verbatim (does not
indent output). So far my workaround is wrapping
every line
Now that I look at the PDF output more closely,
I am seeing another issue with the display of
highlighted code samples. Here is an example:
\input{texinfo}
@quotation
Some words to fill the page.
@end quotation
@example
Some words to fill the page.
@emph{Some words to fill the page.}
@i{Some wo
