or use
\usepackage{verbatim}
...
\verbatiminput{filename.txt}
this package also provides the comment environment which is good for
big comment blocks.
tom
You could see if the fancyvrb package on CTAN helps with this - it's an
interesting catch-22 since the verbatim environment doesn't allow for any
includes. I suppose a quick fix would be to add \begin{verbatim} and
\end{verbatim} lines to the file being included, but that pollutes your
original
Hi List
I need to input a file as raw text (every linbreak must be a linebreak,
there are some backslashes in it etc.)
I tried \input[verbatim]{file}, but this does not what I want it to (It
gives an error message instead ;-) )
The problem is: I do not want to make a second copy of the file where
Johannes == Johannes Jörg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Johannes I need to input a file as raw text (every linbreak must
Johannes be a linebreak, there are some backslashes in it etc.)
Johannes I tried \input[verbatim]{file}, but this does not what I
Johannes want it to (It gives an
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