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Just a little something to be able to use pre-formatted text within the confined of a code-like presentation without the box taking up the entire width of the page.
 
Just a little something to be able to use pre-formatted text within the confined of a code-like presentation without the box taking up the entire width of the page.

Revision as of 12:59, 28 November 2013

Contents

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Just a little something to be able to use pre-formatted text within the confined of a code-like presentation without the box taking up the entire width of the page.

Usage

It's a simple template, you just add the code or function name you wish to present as the second argument:

  • {{ code | text }}

Example

This code:

{{ code | {{ foo | bar }}}}

Would result in this:

{{ foo | bar }}

And this code:

{{code|Foo
bar
  Hah!}}

Would result in this:

Foo
bar
  Hah!

Similarly this code:

{{code|10 PRINT "Hello World!"
20 END}}

Would result in this:

10 PRINT "Hello World!"
20 END

Using it inline, like this:

foo {{code|Foo what? Huh? Huh!}} bar

Would result in this:

Foo

Foo what? Huh? Huh!

bar

This as opposed to how <pre></pre> tags usually work:

Go ahead, use all the width :(