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Re: how to have tilde char followed by char: "~something"

 

On 01/14/2011 11:03 AM, Kevin Godby wrote:
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:50 AM, Kyle Nitzsche
<kyle.nitzsche@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
Hi,

Style guide says use \textasciitilde command to insert tilde, which works in
many cases.

However, it cannot be followed by a non-space char or else latex *thinks* it
is a different command. That is, this is invalid and doesn't build:

\textasciitildeb

(note the trailing 'b')
You may use either "\textasciitilde b" or "\textasciitilde{}b".

LaTeX will swallow the whitespace which immediately follows a control
sequence (\command).

--Kevin
Yes, that works. thanks:

\marginnote{To push \emph{non-trunk} branches to you project, use a \emph{complete} bzr-style URL that specifies the team, the project and the branch: \userinput{lp:\textasciitilde<team>/<project>/branch}. For example, I might want to push an experimental branch to blackbird as follows: \userinput{bzr push lp:\textasciitilde{}blackbird-team/blackbird/experimental}}





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