literal
literal — Inline text that is some literal value.
Synopsis
literal ::= × ⏵
- Zero or more of:
- text
- Graphic inlines ⏵
- Indexing inlines ⏵
- Linking inlines ⏵
- Ubiquitous inlines ⏵
Attributes
Common attributes and common linking attributes.
No additional attributes.
Description
A literal
is some specific piece of data, taken
literally, from a computer system.
The sorts of things that constitute literals vary by domain.
Processing expectations
Formatted inline. A literal is frequently distinguished
typographically and literal
is often used wherever that
typographic presentation is desired.
Attributes
Common attributes and common linking attributes.
- any attribute
Any attribute in any other explicit namespace
Parents
33 elements contain literal
. × ⏵
Children
27 elements occur in literal
. × ⏵
See Also
Related elements: optional
.
Examples
1 |<article xmlns='http://docbook.org/ns/docbook'>
|<title>Example literal</title>
||
<para>There are several undocumented settings for <varname>debug</varname>,
5 |among them <literal>3.27</literal> to enable a complete trace and
|<literal>3.8</literal> to debug the spell checker. For a complete
|list of the possible settings,
|see <filename class="headerfile">edit/debug.h</filename>.</para>
|10 |
</article>
There are several undocumented settings for debug
,
among them 3.27
to enable a complete trace and
3.8
to debug the spell checker. For a complete
list of the possible settings,
see edit/debug.h
.