On 25/06/2005, at 14.01, Brad Miller wrote:
Can you send me an example of \verb!%! in use? I will add it to
the test case file and look into updating the syntax rules to cover
it. After more years than I will admit I have not seen that
particular construct. What does it mean?
It's used for inline verbatim, kinda like the larger \begin
{verbatim}..\end{verbatim} block. The delimiter is, AFAIK, user-
supplied and doesn't have to be |, although you see that mostly. It
works like this: \verb|......| Where the ... denote the verbatim
stuff. I could also be \verb!some verbatim text! etc.
-- Sune.
