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I thought I had a clever problem to make verbatim render a smaller font with no par-par-sep when in document mode; otherwise the standard font and spacing seem over-large and almost blind me. But, on the other hand, the odd couple of words of inline verbatim is about the right size

I thought the trick would be in this new verbatim macro to detect if the argument is <document> or not using get-label

<assign|old-verbatim|<value|verbatim>>
<assign|verbatim|<macro|x|<if|<equal|<get-label|<arg|x>>|document>|<small|<with|par-par-sep|0fn|<old-verbatim|<arg|x>>>>|<old-verbatim|<arg|x>>>>>

Well... it DOES work, however, in document mode, as well as the font shrinking nicely, the lines no longer wrap in the right place.
I'm sure drd business has some relevance here but I can't think what it is.

if I press ENTER right inside the macro definition, just before the "if" then my macro becomes a block macro and wraps in the write place, except when it is used inline.

Is it possible to write a macro that can be a block macro when invoked with a block argument and inline when invoked with an inline argument?

Sam

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• [TeXmacs] The old concat/document inline/block confusion:, Sam Liddicott, 07/04/2011

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