I have the following input that I receive from a third-party program:
START OF SECTION
This is a long sentence; really long that when rendered by PDFLatex it becomes a paragraph that spans a number of lines. Unfortunately, except the first line, all remaining lines will start from the very left of the document, but I want them to start from the indentation position of the first word of the paragraph.
START OF SECTION
This is a long sentence; really long that when rendered by PDFLatex it becomes a paragraph that spans a number of lines. Unfortunately, except the first line, all remaining lines will start from the very left of the document, but I want them to start from the indentation position of the first word of the paragraph.
START OF SECTION
This is a long sentence; really long that when rendered by PDFLatex it becomes a paragraph that spans a number of lines. Unfortunately, except the first line, all remaining lines will start from the very left of the document, but I want them to start from the indentation position of the first word of the paragraph.
END OF SECTION
END OF SECTION
END OF SECTION
I want to generate a PDF that looks exactly like is shown below: The indentation of each paragraph (the text inside the SECTION delimiters) follows the indentation of the first word/line of that paragraph.
I do not produce the text myself, like I said it is fed to me by another tool; so I cannot use enumeration unless I parse it and rewrite it with nested enumeration -- but I am trying to leave this as the very last resort.
Can anybody tell me the magic thing to do in order to instruct Latex to indent every paragraph according to its first line's indentation?
Many thanks.