<command> is expected to be formatted inline; shouldn't you use a pre-
formatted environment such as a <programlisting> or a <screen>? Here
is what I have used, which is rendered to HTML and PDF (via a custom
stylesheet to TeXML and XeTeX)
<programlisting>Feb 10 18:32:22 <replaceable>hostname</replaceable>
sshd[<replaceable>pid</replaceable>]: Accepted publickey for
<replaceable>username</replaceable> from <keycap>↩</keycap>
<replaceable>source-ip</replaceable> port <replaceable>source-port</
replaceable> ssh2</programlisting>
In case you can't see it, the thing inside the <keycap> is a LEFTWARDS
ARROW WITH HOOK, or U+21A9. I've misappropriated <keycap> here because
the font I use for <keycap> has all the symbols I need (XeTeX doesn't
have a fall-back font selection mechanism... grrr)
On 1/07/2008, at 2:27 PM, David O'Brien wrote:
Does anyone know if this is possible, and how to do it?
I'm writing computer software doc and some of the commands are quite
long (> length of 1 line) and I'd like to use a backslash and
continue the command on the next line.
Failing that, can anyone recommend an alternative approach? This
would also be useful when I want to list several consecutive
commands, but don't want to break them up with <para> tags.
cheers
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