[l2h] Tilde problem
Bob van der Poel
bvdp at uniserve.com
Mon Jan 2 23:02:35 CET 2006
Thanks for the pointer, Les. After smacking the side of head a few times
the light is slowly coming on :)
Yes, a tilde is a non-breaking space. So, with
\newcommand{\path}[1]{\texttt{#1}}
I can do something like \path{\~{}/foo} and it works just fine. But, if
I use the \path{} from the url.sty file which provides some line
breaking feature (?? I really have to go check why I'm using this I
think ??) then "\" and "{}"s are printed verbatim. So, I guess I have to
use the same macro for both latex and latex2html.
Anyone have a simple solution?
Les Richardson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The tilde is a non-breaking space in TeX... can't one just escape it (\~)
> and have it function normally?
>
> Les Richardson
> Open Admin for Schools
>
>> Hi. I am using the url package and have some lines like:
>>
>> \path{~/foo}
>>
>> Without looking at the source for url I am assuming that \path is a
>> special form of verbatim ... whatever, this works fine for latex.
>>
>> But, when I use latex2html the ~ disappears. In the manual for
>> latex2html it does state that you need to use ~{}, but that inserts a
>> visable {} in the latex output; and in latex2html both the ~ and the {}
>> disappear.
>>
>> Hmm, looking further I see that I already changed the def of \path for
>> latex2html to:
>>
>> \newcommand{\path}[1]{\texttt{#1}}
>>
>> So, that is wrong ... I'm lost just now. Suggestions?
>>
>> Oh, minor bug ... if one tries to make the html docs for latex2html the
>> makefile will NOT create the needed 'manual' directory. Creating it by
>> hand before invoking "make html" solves the problem.
>>
>> --
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