Description

This CmdlElement is used to display text without word wrapping, primarily useful for program code.

Example

The display:

PRINT "Hello World" PRINT "Program end."

is produced by:

 [[code]
 PRINT "Hello World"
 PRINT "Program end."
 ]

Parameters

The following parameters adapt the code-function:

• color selects the text color (default: #000066). (c.f. HtmlColorCodes, CdmlColorNames)
• distance sets the horiszontal distance between the left page border and the code frame in pixel units (default: 50).
• width set the width of the code frame in pixel units (default: 400).
• background sets the background color of the code frame (default: #e7e7e7). (c.f. HtmlColorCodes, CdmlColorNames)
• linewidth sets the width of the border line (default: 2).
• linecolor sets the color of the border line (default: #cccccc). (c.f. HtmlColorCodes, CdmlColorNames)
• padding increases the empty space between the text and the border line (default: 8).
• linenumber starts numbering of lines starting with the value given. Alphanumeric values (=y) start numbering with 1. There is no default value (default is unnumbered lines).
• linenumberformat results in numbering the lines, starting with the value of the paramter linenumber. Use C-syntax for the format, quoting is optional (default: "%3d: ").

More examples

[[code][color=lightgreen][background=#000000][linecolor=lightgreen][width=400]
[padding=20]
 
the result is 17.314
please enter the new starting value: _
 
 
 
]

the result is 17.314 please enter the new starting value: _

Hint:

empty lines (CR/LF only) at the beginning and end of the text are ignored. If they are intentional, make them contain at least a blank character.

[[code][linenumber=132]
for(i=0; i<100; i++) {
  print("%d\n",i);
}  
]

132: for(i=0; i<100; i++) { 133: print("%d\n",i); 134: }

[[code][linenumberformat="%05d|  "]
for(i=0; i<100; i++) {
  print("%d\n",i);
}  
]

00001| for(i=0; i<100; i++) { 00002| print("%d\n",i); 00003| }