This is a line of normal text.
This is a block of indented text.
This is a block of indented text.
This is a line of normal text.
>From this sample, I'm not sure what you want. If the idea is for your
text to be automatically broken into lines, as @quotation does, I fear
there is no block command like @quotation which only indents on the
left. It wouldn't be hard to define, of course. Do you just need a
longer line width for some reason?
For the record, if you want line-of-input becomes line-of-output (which
I doubt), you can do it in this ugly way:
@flushleft
@indent This is the first indented line.
@indent This is the second indented line.
@end flushleft
Finally, the lack of blank lines in your example makes it seem like you
want one paragraph where a couple of lines in the middle are indented.
I'm guessing that is not what you really mean. All the existing block
commands in Texinfo essentially operate on paragraphs as a logical unit,
and vertical space is left above and below them.
(It's possible in TeX (with \parshape), but nothing like that was ever
implemented for Texinfo.)
Sorry,
karl
