In the @file family of derived files (@thin, @nosent, etc.) (i.e.,
not @root), you can prevent any interpretation of the immediately
following line with the "@verbatim" directive, for example
@verbatim
@others will not be interpreted, neither will << not a section name >>
If you have a bunch of such stuff (e.g., C code doing a lot of bit
shifts) you can do
@raw
this << will; /* not be interpreted by Leo >> */
nor << will; /* this be interpreted by Leo >> */
@end_raw
<< this section *will* be interpolated>>
I believe those escape directives *do not* function in @root
interpretations, but I'm not sure.
- Stephen
On May 17, 12:11 pm, mdb <[email protected]> wrote:
> Related question:
> --How does the leo documentation create html pages with '<< headline>>'
> preserved from a leo outline without producing a write file
>
> error of: undefined section: << headline >>
>
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