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Summary
The instances of \starttyping ... \stoptyping are used for displaying verbatim text.
Instances
| \starttyping ... \stoptyping | |
| \startLUA ... \stopLUA | |
| \startMP ... \stopMP | |
| \startPARSEDXML ... \stopPARSEDXML | |
| \startTEX ... \stopTEX | |
| \startXML ... \stopXML |
Settings instance
Settings instance:argument
| \startTYPING[...,...] ... \stopTYPING | |
| [...,...] | continue |
Description
Typeset verbatim code. The instances with uppercase identifiers in them are tailored to specific 'languages' in the verbatim code.
Use the \typefile command to include the contents of a file like a \starttyping ... \stoptyping block.
Examples
Example 1
Usually you will use an instance of "typing", like TEX:
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\startTEX Here’s a \emph{stupid} example for \TeX-Code. \stopTEX
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Notes
See also
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- \startPARSEDXML in ConTeXt's source