2011/4/29, Kip Warner > Hey list > > What is the recommended method of inserting some multiline code samples > into texinfo? They should be displayed in fixed width, presumably.
What you want is called "environment" in TeX/Texinfo idiom. The commands for environments are well explained in the Manual, in the chapter "Quotations and Examples". > > multiple lines of code that may have @ signs in them, texinfo If you do not want the @ signs doing character substitutions, perhaps your choise would be the "@verbatim" environment. -- Suso http://gnu.manticore.es
