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Justin Bailey 2011
jgbailey@codeslower.com

To use: surround paragraphs to place a rule
with \startrule and \endrule.

E.g.:

\startrule 
This paragraph will have a rule around it.
\endrule

Multiple paragraphs can be spanned as well. Rules will break across
pages. Unfortunately, glue between paragraphs will not stretch
in that case, but usually it's not noticeable.

You can change the offset of the rule by setting \ruleoffset. Rules
are always offset from the left margin.

A simple \codeblock environment is included too.

To use it, surround the code with \codeblock{

}

Code must appear in the group. The group must immediately follow \codeblock.
Code is set ragged right, obeying newlines, using typewriter font.

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Create vertical rules next to paragraphs in Plain TeX

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