Closed sklarjk closed 7 years ago
Put a "cd" in mid-paragraph, then put the content in a "cline" within the "cd".
It is a "code = 'c'" analog of "md/mrow" for mid-paragraph math. Sample article should have examples where "verbatim" stuff gets explained.
A PR with a fix would be great. Thanks.
On 08/13/2017 02:56 PM, Jessica K. Sklar wrote:
In the PDF version of the "Processing" section of the "A Careful, Quick Minimal Example" chapter, three element displays run off the page. I wasn't sure how to appropriately fix this issue (?).
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Using this code,
<p>Let us walk through an example of using <c>gdb</c> to explore the
concepts covered in this book. I will use the program in <xref
ref="ls-intAndFloat">Listing. I recommend that you get on your
Raspberry Pi and follow along as you read this. I will describe the purpose
of the commands as we walk through this terminal interaction.
<p>The <q><c>-g</c></q> option is required to tell the compiler to
include debugger information in the executable program.
<console>
<prompt>pi@rpi3:~/chp02 $ </prompt>
<input>gdb ./intAndFloat</input>
<output>
GNU gdb (Raspbian 7.7.1+dfsg-5) 7.7.1
Copyright (C) 2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
13 printf("The integer is %d and the float is %f\n", anInt, aFloat); 14 15 return 0; 16 } 17 18 ]]>
The
<console>
<prompt>(gdb)</prompt>
<input>br 13</input>
<output>
Breakpoint 1 at 0x1043c: file intAndFloat.c, line 13.
the HTML output is fine, but the PDF is messed up. See attached screen shot and PDF pages.
--Bob
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Put a "cd" in mid-paragraph, then put the content in a "cline" within the "cd".
It is a "code = 'c'" analog of "md/mrow" for mid-paragraph math. Sample article should have examples where "verbatim" stuff gets explained.
A PR with a fix would be great. Thanks.
On 08/13/2017 02:56 PM, Jessica K. Sklar wrote:
In the PDF version of the "Processing" section of the "A Careful, Quick Minimal Example" chapter, three element displays run off the page. I wasn't sure how to appropriately fix this issue (?).
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Hi Rob,
Btw, I started doing trying this out and noticed that the
On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 3:11 PM, Rob Beezer notifications@github.com wrote:
Put a "cd" in mid-paragraph, then put the content in a "cline" within the "cd".
It is a "code = 'c'" analog of "md/mrow" for mid-paragraph math. Sample article should have examples where "verbatim" stuff gets explained.
A PR with a fix would be great. Thanks.
On 08/13/2017 02:56 PM, Jessica K. Sklar wrote:
In the PDF version of the "Processing" section of the "A Careful, Quick Minimal Example" chapter, three element displays run off the page. I wasn't sure how to appropriately fix this issue (?).
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Fixed. At 3ab72135.
Generally I'm not concerened about spurious underfull or overfull boxes. There were some consistent boxes we could fix with simple changes (not to source).
In the PDF version of the "Processing" section of the "A Careful, Quick Minimal Example" chapter, three element displays run off the page. I wasn't sure how to appropriately fix this issue (?).