2010/5/18 Paul A. Rubin <ru...@msu.edu>:
> On 5/18/2010 5:23 AM, Artimess wrote:
>> [...] I like to know if there are
>> any commands that I can use to display block of codes and commands.  I
>> do not want to use the same font and style of ordinary text and I would
>> like to keep these code blocks together .  By that I mean I do not want
>> half the code in one page and the other have in another page.
>>
>
> You may want to use the LaTeX listings package (assuming you have it
> installed) to format the code.  Use Insert > Program Listing to create an
> inset where you type the code. Right click on the inset and use Settings ...
> to select various options such as font, color, computer language etc.
>
> To keep the code together, you can check the Float box in the main settings
> tab of the listing options.  For details, look at chapter 7 of the Embedded
> Objects manual (Help > Embedded Objects).

I would like to extend that question about listings to how may I
format a listing for the interactive command line session. I mean to
have commands typed by user in bold and everything else in normal,
with italicizing some keywords (I am thinking about Python now).

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