Re: [ruby-tut] Getting started

[Daniel Carrera]

What Docbook tag should I use to represent in-line code?
Like "Here we use the <inlinecode>String#reverse</inlinecode> method"

What Docbook tag should I use for non-in-line code?
Like:

------------------
Here is a code example:

<code>
#!/usr/bin/ruby

puts "Hello World"
</code>
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I guess that there are choices, but which ones are you using?  I'll use 
the same ones.


On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 04:05:15PM +0100, Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I just commited some changes in the beginner template:
> 
>  - <abstract> is used in chapter_1.xml
>  - fixed a bug in book.xml (a quote was missing)
>  - added chapter_[2-3].xml (as blank files)
>  - improved a bit the Makefile
> 
> The template compiles successfully under FreeBSD.  But I could not get the 
> GNOME stylesheets working, so I used the xsl files provided by the 
> docbook-xsl port (see the comment in the Makefile).
> 
> I will work on this later, now I'm starting to convert my current work!
> 
> -- 
> Laurent
> 
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Daniel Carrera
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