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# @(#) list environments - dh 1996
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!code_iso
!english
!title UDO's
!program List Environments
!author Dirk Hagedorn
!begin_document
!maketitle
!tableofcontents
!node A simple xlist environment
The following example --- with some European countries and capitals ---
shows how to use xlist environments:
# This is a comment:
# Because we display only few data extra line breaks are surpressed
# with !list_parsep [off]
!list_parsep [off]
!begin_xlist [Great Britain:]
!item [Belgium:] Brussels
!item [France:] Paris
!item [Germany:] Berlin
!item [Great Britain:] London
!item [Netherlands:] Den Haag
!end_xlist
!list_parsep [on]
If you use (!V)blist(!v) instead of (!V)xlist(!v) the items will be displayed
in bold type. Watch the difference:
!list_parsep [off]
# v (b vs. x)
!begin_blist [Great Britain:]
!item [Belgium:] Brussels
!item [France:] Paris
!item [Germany:] Berlin
!item [Great Britain:] London
!item [Netherlands:] Den Haag
!end_blist
# ^
!list_parsep [on]
Furthermore you can use (!V)ilist(!i) for italic items and (!V)tlist(!v)
typewritered items. Try yourself!
!end_document
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