> Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2026 09:13:29 +0100 > From: Rik <[email protected]> > > I agree, this probably isn't a commonly used feature. It will, however, be > very useful for GNU Octave documentation. We use @example blocks within > @deftypefn blocks and the overall indentation really starts to stack up. > Maybe there is a different structure, but we have @deftypefn blocks to > document functions, and within those blocks we use @example, and within > those blocks we use @result with our own indentation to align columns.
FWIW, this is the standard style of GNU documentation, used also in Emacs manuals and in many other places. I never found the resulting indentation of examples or their results to be excessive. And the examples you posted don't look ugly to me, either. That said, I have nothing against making @exampleindent work in Info output, of course.
