HTML guru to the rescue?

[Chris Gooch <Chris -at- lightwork -dot- co -dot- uk>]

Hi

are there any HTML gods out there who can help with this one?
It's 7.30pm in England and I want to go home.

I'm trying to produce html pages for our web site that include
C code examples, which I want to take direct from source.

I am encountering problems with lines of C code such as;

	if a<b and c>d

or

	a = <<p->b

because of course anything between < and > is interpreted
as a tag, *even if* (and this kills me) you've stuck any of the
following tags around the code example;

<CODE>, <LISTING>, <PRE>, <Q>, <BLOCKQUOTE>, etc..
(I ask you, what is the purpose of the <LISTING> environment
if it doesn't disable interpretation of any tag except it's end-tag?)

Is there some way I can do this? All I want is to be able to
say something like:

<VERBATIM>For example, <B> is the html tag for bold</VERBATIM>

and have it render as you'd expect. Without me having to escape the
< and >.

Thanks for any help,

Christopher Gooch, Technical Author
LightWork Design Ltd, Sheffield, England.
chris -at- lightwork -dot- co -dot- uk   www.lightwork.com


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