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<cd:shortdesc>

The instances of <tt>\start<i>typing</i> ... \stop<i>typing</i></tt> are used for ..displaying verbatim text.

</cd:shortdesc>

<cd:sequence>

</cd:variants>

<cd:description>

~~<!--~~ Typeset verbatim code. The instances with uppercase identifiers in them are tailored to specific 'languages' in the ~~long description of~~ verbatim code. Use the {{cmd|typefile}} command ~~goes here --~~to include the contents of a file like a <tt>\starttyping</tt> ... <tt>\stoptyping</tt>block.

</cd:description>

<cd:examples>

~~<!-- command example(s)~~

<cd:example title="">

Usually you will use an instance of "typing", like TEX:

\startTEX

Here’s a \emph{stupid} example for \TeX-Code.

\stopTEX

</context>

</cd:example>

~~-->~~

</cd:examples>

<cd:notes>

<cd:wikipage originator="system" page="Category:Verbatim"></cd:wikipage>

<cd:wikipage originator="system" page="Keywords:Buffer"></cd:wikipage>

<cd:commandref name="typefile"></cd:commandref>

<cd:commandref name="type"></cd:commandref>

<cd:wikipage page="Verbatim text"></cd:wikipage>

</cd:seealso>

</cd:commandgroup>

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