Hi Reinhold,
@quotation
@example
But if you say @quotation + @example, you are requesting two indented
environments. For example, what if the input was actually a quotation:
--------------------------------------------------
Don Knuth wrote, and we quote:
@quotation
Here is some beautiful code using goto statements:
@example
tex := 3.14;
goto my_label;
@end example
@end quotation
---------------------------------------------------
In that case, the @example should be indented relative to the
@quotation, seems to me.
So I think my question is, why are you using @quotation around @example
in the first place, since you're not (I guess) quoting anything? (Sorry
if this was in your earlier messages, which I hope to get to later
today.)
@quotation
@verbatim
Similarly, text in @verbatim environments inside @quotation IS
indented by 5 spaces...
@end verbatim
@end quotation
Verbatim is verbatim -> no indentation -> the indentation you're seeing
is from @quotation. As requested by the input.
Best,
k
