I have a LaTeX document that is automatically generated and then inserted as part of my own larger document with \input
. This other document has a description environment for examples, one item for each. The problem is that some of them are very long and run out of the paper margins. Here's an example,
\begin{description}
\item[{\texttt{bp\_genbank\_ref\_extractor --transcripts=accession '"homo sapiens"[organism] AND H2B'}}] \mbox{}
Search Entrez gene with the query \texttt{'"homo sapiens"[organism] AND H2B'}, and
save their transcripts sequences. Note that default value of \textbf{--limit} may only extract
some of the hits.
\item[{\texttt{bp\_genbank\_ref\_extractor --transcripts=accession --proteins=accession --format=fasta '"homo sapiens"[organism] AND H2B' '"homo sapiens"[organism] AND MCPH1'}}] \mbox{}
Is there a way to force them to wrap around without changing the file? Something I can do before calling \input
? The text there will run for several pages and is a section of the appendixes (I'm using the memoir
class).
This document is generated automatically from the POD documentation of a perl script using pod2latex
.