On Sun, Mar 02, 2003, Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote about "Re: TIP: using CVS keyword in LaTeX
documents":
> > \verb$Id$
> True. However, \verb apparently can't be used as a command
> argument. See http://www.ecn.purdue.edu/users/notz/latex-cvs.html.
>
> So, any other cool latex tricks? Or do I have to open latex-il first?
Doesn't \protect fix that? E.g., try
\chapter{\protect\verb+$Id$+}
(again, I didn't try it).
\protect is necessary in some cases of *moving* arguments (arguments that
get copied to other places, like table of contents, footnotes, etc.), and
I consider its existance a LaTeX bug, not a feature.
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