reordering-with-insertribbon

Next: pseudocode Prev: ribbons-details Up: code-in-doc Top: Top

0.2.3.3. Code reordering with ``\insertribbon`'

If you are feeling particularly notorious, one piece of code may be appended to several ribbons (a comma-separated list of ribbon names, please -- spaces are significant except for beside the commas):

\begin{code}[ribbon1, ribbon2, ribbon3]
void adieu() { printf("Bon soir, cru\\'el world...\n"); }

\end{code}

To get the effect of WEB-like parameterless macros, one ribbon may use `\insertribbon' to include a copy of another one, as in:

\begin{code}
void adieu()

    \insertribbon{message}

\end{code}


\begin{code}[message]

{ printf("Adieu, cruel world...\n"); }

\end{code}

ToDo: CHANGE `\insertribbon' SO IT'S OUTSIDE OF code ENVIRONMENT.

I don't recommend `\insertribbon'. You can make a terrible mess with it. I haven't tested it for months.

0.2.3.3. Code reordering with `\insertribbon'

0.2.3.3. Code reordering with ``\insertribbon`'