If I use the following
\tt
\begin{tabbing}
123456\=7 \=123456789012\= \kill
\>\>CALL E02ADF(M,KPLUS1,NROWS,X,Y,W,WORK1,WORK2 \\
\>+\>\>,A,S,IFAIL)
\end{tabbing}
\rm
This is not the start of a new paragraph! Lots of text to see whether or
The effect is what I want i.e., the text following the tabbing is left
justified (does NOT start a new paragraph).
If I define a newenvironment
\newenvironment{egcall}{ \tt \begin{tabbing} 123456\=7 \=123456789012\= \kill}{ \end{tabbing} \rm}
and use
\begin{egcall}
\>\>CALL E02ADF(M,KPLUS1,NROWS,X,Y,W,WORK1,WORK2 \\
\>+\>\>,A,S,IFAIL)
\end{egcall}
then the line follwing the \end{egcall} starts a new paragraph. I've tried
putting \protect's in all conceivable positions without success. Where is
the new paragraph coming from and how do I stop it?
Tim Hopkins,
Computing Laboratory,
University of Kent,
Canterbury CT2 7NF
Kent
U.K.
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