Re: \ne in a definetyping environment in context

Re: \ne in a definetyping environment in context

[Wolfgang Schuster]

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Am 14.02.2011 um 01:37 schrieb David Arnold:

> All,
> 
> I have the following in a Context file:
> 
> \definetyping[XXX]
> 
> \startXXX
> If int(N/2) \ne N/2
> 
> Then
> Disp "N MUST BE EVEN"
> Stop
> End
> \stopXXX
> 
> Is there an easy way to replace the \ne with code that will produce the normal "not equals" symbol produced by amsmath?

Use the \startlines environment.

MkII:

\startlines\tt
If int(N/2) $\ne$ N/2
Then
Disp "N MUST BE EVEN"
Stop
End
\stoplines

MkIV:

\definelines[XXX][style=mono]

\startXXX
If int(N/2) $\ne$ N/2
Then
Disp "N MUST BE EVEN"
Stop
End
\stopXXX

or

\startlines[style=mono]
If int(N/2) $\ne$ N/2
Then
Disp "N MUST BE EVEN"
Stop
End
\stoplines

Wolfgang


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