I create an own command like this
\newcommand{\hostname}{this.is.my.hostname}
Now I want to use this command in normal text (no problem) and inside of a listing
Nun kann die Funktionsweise überprüft werden:
\begin{lstlisting}[language=BashGriduser]
su -l griduser
globus-url-copy gsiftp://\hostname:2811/home/share/test file:///home/share/test2
\end{lstlisting}
In the text, the command is executed without any problems. Inside the listing it is printed as \hostname
. How can I execute this inside the listing or pass this as parameter or something like that.
Best Answer
You can "escape" things as follows:
Enclose macros you want tex to actually read inside some "escaping" mechanism defined by
escapeinside