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Escape sequence in GenericCode #137
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Just had a look into it. I don't see any reason why there shouldn't be an escape sequence for the For now you can just add it yourself in HagenbergThesis/dev/latex/hgblistings.sty Lines 101 to 111 in 9f9b9c3
Line 109 needs to be replaced with escapeinside={/+}{+/}, |
Thank you! |
The reason for not allowing this escape sequence in the |
Okay, that does make sense, although it's probably a rare case. Let's keep it that way then and I'll adapt this line here HagenbergThesis/documents/HgbThesisTutorial/chapters/abbildungen.tex Lines 684 to 688 in 9f9b9c3
to state that |
Rare indeed, but needed e.g. to show the sample code for how to use that escape sequence :,-) |
As mentioned yesterday, all code environments in \begin{GenericCode}[escapeinside={/+}{+/}] double alpha = 1.0; /+($\alpha$)+/ double beta = 3.14; /+($\beta$)+/ \end{GenericCode} |
Is there any reason, why the GenericCode environment has no escape sequence like
/+ ... +/
?It would be nice, if this feature is also available in the GenericCode environment. Espacially because the escape sequence is mentioned in the tutorial, but it is not mentioned that there is an exception for any code environment.
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