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Literal Layout

LiteralLayout = ( ( CO | LineAnnotation | %para.char.mix; )+
                )

Elements : LiteralLayout, CO, LineAnnotation.

Attributes : Class.

A LiteralLayout element is used to define a verbatim environment. In such an environment, the space and newline characters are respected.

The Class attribute is used to specify if a monospaced font (Monospaced) or a variable size font (Normal) must be used. The default value for this attribute is Normal.

Some other verbatim environments have a more important semantics: ProgramListing for the listing of a program, Screen for a screenshot, etc. The LiteralLayout element will be used when no other verbatim environment is suitable.

The LiteralLayout element can contain inline elements, as well as CO and LineAnnotation elements.

The inline elements give the contents to render verbatim. The LineAnnotation elements are used to insert notes into the verbatim environment. The CO elements are used to insert cross-references to descriptions outside the verbatim environment.

<para>
  <literallayout class="monospaced">
   <co id="corne1">          <co id="corne2">
  ,           ,
 /             \
((__-^^-,-^^-__)) <lineannotation>A</lineannotation>
 `-_---' `---_-'
  `--|o` 'o|--'   <lineannotation>GNU</lineannotation>
     \  `  /
      ): :(       <lineannotation>head</lineannotation>
      :o_o:
       "-"</literallayout>
  <calloutlist>
    <callout arearefs="horn1 horn2">
      <para>be careful, that's prickly!</para>
    </callout>
  </calloutlist>
</para>