testing some textile formatting

See also the Textile reference here. Don’t worry about making mistakes – after adding a reply, you can edit your message as many times as you like.

some more

How the hell do folks make those grey boxes for properly formatted code? < c o d e > is useless for blocks of code…

     180 : REPEAT
     190 :   SYS "Wimp_Poll",mask%, block% TO Event%
     200 :   CASE Event% OF
     210 :     WHEN 2:SYS "Wimp_OpenWindow", 0, block%
     220 :     WHEN 3:SYS "Wimp_CloseWindow", 0, block%
     230 :     WHEN 6:PROCMouse
     240 :     WHEN 7:PROCDragBox
     250 :     WHEN 8:PROCKeyPress
     260 :     WHEN 9:PROCSelection
     270 :     WHEN 17,18:PROCMessage
     280 :   ENDCASE
     290 : UNTIL finished%
     300 : SYS "Wimp_CloseDown"
     310 : ENDPROC

Ah – like that! < p r e >…< / p r e ?

How the hell do folks make those grey boxes for properly formatted code?

Like this

Ah – thanks for that, Steve. I’d tried the Textile reference in Formatting Help, and couldn’t find anything, then came across the < pre > suggestion in another Test post, but your page is more generally useful!

☺ um. Oh well, it’s not something that really bugs me… :) (That’s nothing to do with the original question, which is well answered in Steve’s link.)

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