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vicente.botet | 15 Apr 09:28

[BoostDocs] Parasit characters generated when C++ code is included directly

Hello,

I'm using  quickbook and I have some little problems when including directly 
C++ code

For example, the following quickbook extract:
"
The Boost (C++0x) mutexes have associated a category which  form a subtyping 
hierarchy:
ExclusiveLock <- SharableLock <- UpgradableLock

    exclusive_lock_tag <- sharable_lock_tag <- upgradable_lock_tag

Substitutability applies both to the degree of syntactic support and to the 
locking semantics
"

generates

"
<p>
        The Boost (C++0x) mutexes have associated a category which form a 
subtyping
        hierarchy: ExclusiveLock &lt;- SharableLock &lt;- UpgradableLock
      </p>
<pre class="programlisting">
    <span class="identifier">exclusive_lock_tag</span> <span 
class="special">&lt;-</span> <span 
class="identifier">sharable_lock_tag</span> <span 
class="special">&lt;-</span> <span
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John Maddock | 15 Apr 17:22

Re: [BoostDocs] Parasit characters generated when C++ codeis included directly

vicente.botet wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using  quickbook and I have some little problems when including
> directly C++ code
>
> For example, the following quickbook extract:
> "
> The Boost (C++0x) mutexes have associated a category which  form a
> subtyping hierarchy:
> ExclusiveLock <- SharableLock <- UpgradableLock
>
>    exclusive_lock_tag <- sharable_lock_tag <- upgradable_lock_tag
>
> Substitutability applies both to the degree of syntactic support and
> to the locking semantics
> "
>
> generates
>
> "
> <p>
>        The Boost (C++0x) mutexes have associated a category which
> form a subtyping
>        hierarchy: ExclusiveLock &lt;- SharableLock &lt;-
>      UpgradableLock </p>
> <pre class="programlisting">
>    <span class="identifier">exclusive_lock_tag</span> <span
> class="special">&lt;-</span> <span
> class="identifier">sharable_lock_tag</span> <span
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vicente.botet | 15 Apr 22:35

Re: [BoostDocs] Parasit characters generated when C++codeis included directly

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Maddock" <john <at> johnmaddock.co.uk>
To: "Discussion of Boost Documentation" <boost-docs <at> lists.boost.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Boost-docs] [BoostDocs] Parasit characters generated when 
C++codeis included directly

> vicente.botet wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm using  quickbook and I have some little problems when including
>> directly C++ code
>>
>> For example, the following quickbook extract:
>> "
>> The Boost (C++0x) mutexes have associated a category which  form a
>> subtyping hierarchy:
>> ExclusiveLock <- SharableLock <- UpgradableLock
>>
>>    exclusive_lock_tag <- sharable_lock_tag <- upgradable_lock_tag
>>
>> Substitutability applies both to the degree of syntactic support and
>> to the locking semantics
>> "
>>
>> generates
>>
>> "
>> <p>
>>        The Boost (C++0x) mutexes have associated a category which
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