[l2h] \verbatim and \endverbatim
Jens Lehmann
jens.lehmann at goldmail.de
Fri Jan 2 12:36:50 CET 2004
Ross Moore wrote:
> Hello Jens,
>
> On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Jens Lehmann wrote:
>
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>LaTeX2HTML currently supports the verbatim-environment (\begin{verbatim}
>>... \end{verbatim}), but it doesn't honour the commands \verbatim and
>>\endverbatim. These commands are needed if you want to define your own
>>verbatim-like environments (see the documentation of verbatim for more
>
>
> Verbatim-like environments are always tricky, because they do not obey
> the rules/style of normal LaTeX syntax for their content.
>
> However, a definition such as:
> \newenvironment{myspecialenv}
> {\textbf{This is mine}
> \begin{verbatim}
> }
> {\end{verbatim}
> }
>
> should work with LaTeX2HTML, even if it doesn't work with LaTeX
> itself.
It doesn't work for me. The output is not correct and I get the
following warning:
? brace missing for \newedenvironment
This is probably because the }-brace and the {-brace after
\begin{verbatim} are not recognized.
A testcase can be found in my Debian bug report for this at the bottom:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=218834
I attach it here additionally.
I need the environment for generating the sourcecode-boxes in this
document: http://www.xith.org/tutes/GettingStarted/html/simple_header.html
Currently I use a workaround, by putting
\begin{codeblock} % adds HTML for starting a codeblock
\begin{verbatim}
[... code ...]
\end{verbatim}
\end{codeblock} % adds HTML for ending a codeblock
I'm not the only one working on this document (but the maintainer) and
using only \begin{codeblock} and \end{codeblock} would be more intuitive
and save some time.
As said before I'm happy to answer your questions, if something is not
clear.
Jens
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