Pre versus Pre Code

I wonder if there’s a difference?

This is just pre tags:

This
Is
Some
Text.

And here is the pie core version (“pre code” but swipe-type wasn’t having that):

This
Is
Some
More
Text.

Looks the same. Let’s try a longer example.

Pee (thank you swipe-type):

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And now pure coffee (wtf swipe-type, are you trolling me?):

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Still look alike…?

Pre:-

class Pool:

    """Fake Pool class"""

    def init(self,

                 processes        = None,

                 initializer      = None,

                 initargs         = None,

                 maxtasksperchild = None):

        self.processes        = processes

        self.initializer      = initializer

        self.initargs         = initargs

        self.maxtasksperchild = maxtasksperchild

        initializer(*initargs)

@staticmethod
def map(threadproc, threadargs):
return map(threadproc, threadargs)
@staticmethod
def close():
pass
@staticmethod
def join():
pass

class Pool:
    """Fake Pool class"""
    def __init__(self,
                 processes        = None,
                 initializer      = None,
                 initargs         = None,
                 maxtasksperchild = None):
        self.processes        = processes
        self.initializer      = initializer
        self.initargs         = initargs
        self.maxtasksperchild = maxtasksperchild
        initializer(*initargs)

@staticmethod
def map(threadproc, threadargs):
return map(threadproc, threadargs)
@staticmethod
def close():
pass
@staticmethod
def join():
pass

BTW The code is part of a fake multitasking module for RISC OS python, to allow multitasking code to run in a single task.

Textile aside, I don’t think <code> is supposed to do anything visually when inside <pre>; it’s used for semantics. For example, on our “knowledge base” at work, it causes the code to get syntax highlighting via some JavaScript that hooks into it.

Is this shown as code?
With multiple lines?

Yes it is.