This is what I mean, to have this kind of listing within programlisting: 
<emphasis>#!/usr/bin/perl</emphasis>
<function>print</function> "A estas horas, el Estudiante, no creyendo 
+su buen suceso y
deshollinando con el vestido y los ojos el zaquizamí...\n"; 
<function>sleep</function> <constant">10</constant>;

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I'm not aware of docbook filters doing that kind of stuff automatically, that's why I've hacked that script. The question is, is there any other (better) way of doing it?

In reply to Re^4: Perl to DocBook by jmerelo
in thread Perl to DocBook by jmerelo

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