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10.9 @display
: Examples Using the Text Font
The @display
command begins another kind of environment, where
the font is left unchanged, not switched to typewriter as with
@example
. Each line of input still produces a line of output,
and the output is still indented.
This is an example of text written between an@display
command and an@end display
command. The@display
command indents the text, but does not fill it.
Texinfo also provides the environment @smalldisplay
, which is
like @display
but uses a smaller font size.
See section @small…
Block Commands.
The @table
command (see section Using the @table
Command) is not supported
inside @display
. Since @display
is line-oriented, it
doesn’t make sense to use them together. If you want to indent a
table, try @quotation
(see section @quotation
: Block Quotations) or
@indentedblock
(see section @indentedblock
: Indented text blocks).
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