I want to define my own block-enclosing commands. This does not
appear to be directly possible, so I defined a pair of macros that
each contained one half of a block-enclosing command:
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\input texinfo @c -*-texinfo-*-
@setfilename gforth.info
@settitle Gforth Manual
@macro assignment {}
@table @i
@item Assignment:
@end macro
@macro endassignment {}
@end table
@end macro
@assignment
What does the stack contain after @code{5 6 7 .}?
@endassignment
@bye
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With the texinfo.tex from texinfo-4.0, this needs "texi2dvi -e" to
work (this option is apparently used automatically when older versions
of texinfo.tex are used). This is probably a feature, but it felt
like a bug at the first moment (my file did not work with the new
texinfo.tex and the old invocation, but it worked with the old
texinfo.tex).
Also, for the wishlist: a less kludgy way to define your own
block-enclosing commands.
- anton
