> At the start of a line, a tab character is treated the same as a
> space character, i.e. it is ignored.
But a space character at the beginning of a line is not ignored in an
`@example` environment!
Attached is a file that shows various combinations, together with an
image of it. For me it's strange that a leading tab gets ignored
while a tab in any other situation is treated the same as a space (all
within an `@example` environment).
Werner
\input texinfo
XXX
@example
no leading whitespace
space
tab
tab + space
space + tab
space + space
space + space + tab
tab + space + space
foo tab
foo space
foo tab + space
foo space + tab
@end example
XXX
@bye
