>>>>> "Brad" == <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brad> ENVIRONMENT: Insert a field of type Section* (probably plain
Brad> Section as well) with a page break above it
Brad> GUI PATH: Insert->Import ASCII File->Import as Lines choose a
Brad> file from the file browser
Brad> Insert a text file formatted similar to the following:
Brad> ============START FILE==================== INTERFACE
Brad> TestDirector;
Brad> TYPE SC = SEQUENCE of SHORT CHARACTER; TYPE batchServAddr = SC;
Brad> TYPE batchServPort = INTEGER; TYPE stringList = SEQUENCE of SC;
Brad> CONSTANT RegFile : SC = "TestHarness.reg"; CONSTANT homeArea :
Brad> SC = "/usr/TestDirector/"; CONSTANT OK : BOOLEAN = TRUE;
Brad> CONSTANT NOTOK : BOOLEAN = FALSE; CONSTANT NIL : SC = '';
Brad> CONSTANT mailaddrLen : INTEGER = 30;
Brad> ================END FILE=====================
Brad> When you display (via dvi) or print the file, the first line in
Brad> the file will be indented differently from the other lines.
LaTeX standard classes are setup in such a way that indentation is
suppressed after a section. However, if you insert such code, you will
want to turn it to LyX-Code layout, and this will take care of
indentation (i.e. suppress it).
A nice alternative is to use Insert->Include_File and use the
'verbatim' option. The file will then be included automatically when
running LaTeX and not be physically in your document.
JMarc
