In the demos that follow, the input language will change slightly. But the PDF will be rendered the same way (by running the source file) and you can always look at @racket[doc] or use @racket[view-result].
@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ Brennan and Dale like fancy sauce.
In the REPL, the @racket[doc] was this Q-expression:
@repl-output{
'(q () (q ((page-margin-left "120") (page-margin-top "80") (page-margin-bottom "120") (font-family "default-serif") (line-height "17")) "Brennan and Dale like fancy sauce."))
'(q () (q ((page-margin-left "120") (page-margin-top "80") (page-margin-bottom "120") (font-family "text") (line-height "17")) "Brennan and Dale like fancy sauce."))
}
Let's copy this Q-expression and use it as our new source code. This time, however, we'll switch to plain @code{#lang quadwriter} (instead of the @racket[markup] or @racket[markdown] dialects):
@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ Let's copy this Q-expression and use it as our new source code. This time, howev