Inline code can be realised using the = switch described
in
section 7.2.1 or the markdown
backtick. In addition, it can use the mardown/Doxygen backtick
(`) convention: a string that is delimited by backticks is
considered code, provided:
- An internal double backtick is translated into a single backtick.
- Inline code is limited to the current structure (paragraph, table
cell, list item, etc.
- The content of the code block is valid Prolog syntax. Note that in
Doxygen, the syntax is not validated and a single quote cancels the
recognition as code. The latter is a problematic in Prolog because
single quotes are often required.
Currently,‘Var` is typeset as a variable (italics) and other
terms are typeset using a fixed-width code font.
In addition, compound terms in canonical notation (i.e.,
functor(,...args...) that can be
parsed are first verified as a file-specification for
absolute_file_name/3
and otherwise rendered as code.
