V H wrote:
V H wrote:
I am using quickbook now. What I'm trying to do is to display a $
sign in a blurb, but always the # sign is displayed.
I can't reproduce this error. Are you using the latest quickbook from
CVS? Can you post a minimal example we can try?
Sorry, I am trying to display the $ sign in the code blocks but not in
blurb.
The $ and other characters get substituted because they are not valid
C++ characters. (We should really have a source mode == none... :-)
The alternative, right now, is to use a pre block, which offers no
syntax highlighting:
[pre
$ is the first one;
The second one is /$.
]
HTH,
Best regards,
João
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