In docstring boxes in TeX output, all paragraphs are combined into a single paragraph, making the text difficult to read.
For example, section 3.3 Traversal of the Verso documentation contains a docstring box describing the Verso.Doc.Traverse type class. In the generated HTML, its description looks like this:
Genre-specific traversal.
The traversal pass is where cross-references are resolved. The traversal pass repeatedly applies a genre-specific stateful computation until a fixed point is reached, both with respect to the state and the document. Traversal may update the state or rewrite parts of the document.
The methods part, block, and inline provide effects to be carried out...
But in the TeX output all of these paragraphs are combined, so the resulting PDF looks like this:
Genre-specific traversal.The traversal pass is where cross-references are re-
solved. The traversal pass repeatedly applies a genre-specific stateful compu-
tation until a fixed point is reached, both with respect to the state and the doc-
ument. Traversal may update the state or rewrite parts of the document.The
methods part, block, and inline provide effects to be carried out...
In docstring boxes in TeX output, all paragraphs are combined into a single paragraph, making the text difficult to read.
For example, section 3.3 Traversal of the Verso documentation contains a docstring box describing the Verso.Doc.Traverse type class. In the generated HTML, its description looks like this:
But in the TeX output all of these paragraphs are combined, so the resulting PDF looks like this: