% !TeX program = optex
\fontfam[lm]
\def\_printinverbatim#1{%
\leavevmode\global\setbox1000=\hbox{#1}%
\inoval{\ht0=1.35ex \dp0=.15ex \box1000}}
\verbchar`
`C:\bootmgr` vs \code{C:\\bootmgr}
\bye
I get this result:
I tried to debug the issue myself, it seems to be related to \_escapechar in \code<SPACE>
Using this adaptation I get the expected result (both "C:\bootmgr" in Ovals) however I'm not
sure if my solution is 100% correct.
It seems that there was a bug in \optdef definition (\optdef'ed macros were dependent on \ecsapechar). I tried to fix this in my last commit. Thank you for noticing.
Using the following TeX adapted from http://petr.olsak.net/optex/optex-tricks.html#inttinoval
I get this result:
I tried to debug the issue myself, it seems to be related to
\_escapechar
in\code<SPACE>
Using this adaptation I get the expected result (both "C:\bootmgr" in Ovals) however I'm not sure if my solution is 100% correct.