On Sun, Aug 21, 2022 at 03:02:56PM +0000, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> >> Honestly, I don't like that – what I want *does* transport
> >> metaness! Using `@t` would demote this to a 'fancy font change to
> >> make the author happy', which is not true.
> >
> > You want meta-mess and also formatting as code. So, you could
> > define a @macro for that, like
> >
> > @macro codevar {argument}
> > @r{@t{@slanted{\argument\}}}
> > @end macro
>
> Exactly. However, using a Texinfo configuration as suggested in
> another e-mail would be a much friendlier solution for than that,
> which could even be issued using `texi2pdf`'s `--command` option or
> using a `texinfo.cnf` file.
Maybe, but it won't allow to use code + metaness in some places and
metaness in others.
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Pat
