White horizontal space

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I know the possible ways to add white space between two texts, as explained and answered here.
What I'm struggling to set is a white space before one word, nothing that I tried worked except this:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{white}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            Usage: export.py \

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                & Save the ...



    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

My question is: can I get this output from the line in a different way or this is the only way to have a white space before a word? enter image description here

EDIT: update the code; the everything is inside a parbox and I cannot use quad, qquad or hspace.

EDIT2: I need to create a box with inside the option for a script in a similar way they are presented in the terminal:

enter image description here

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

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asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

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You can add some horizontal predefined space with quad for example. Or more general, hspace{1cm} (use with caution).
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:07

Explain better what you wish. There could be a better way to type it. For example, move Usage: in the first cell of the table and export.py to the second cell, 1st row.
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:09

isn't this a description list, something like begin{description} item[export.py] Save the ... then with suitable style for the list item labels being applied?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 13:10

I update the question.
– toom501
Nov 26 at 13:20

add a comment |

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0
down vote

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I know the possible ways to add white space between two texts, as explained and answered here.
What I'm struggling to set is a white space before one word, nothing that I tried worked except this:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{white}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            Usage: export.py \

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                & Save the ...



    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

My question is: can I get this output from the line in a different way or this is the only way to have a white space before a word? enter image description here

EDIT: update the code; the everything is inside a parbox and I cannot use quad, qquad or hspace.

EDIT2: I need to create a box with inside the option for a script in a similar way they are presented in the terminal:

enter image description here

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

You can add some horizontal predefined space with quad for example. Or more general, hspace{1cm} (use with caution).
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:07

Explain better what you wish. There could be a better way to type it. For example, move Usage: in the first cell of the table and export.py to the second cell, 1st row.
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:09

isn't this a description list, something like begin{description} item[export.py] Save the ... then with suitable style for the list item labels being applied?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 13:10

I update the question.
– toom501
Nov 26 at 13:20

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

favorite

I know the possible ways to add white space between two texts, as explained and answered here.
What I'm struggling to set is a white space before one word, nothing that I tried worked except this:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{white}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            Usage: export.py \

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                & Save the ...



    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

My question is: can I get this output from the line in a different way or this is the only way to have a white space before a word? enter image description here

EDIT: update the code; the everything is inside a parbox and I cannot use quad, qquad or hspace.

EDIT2: I need to create a box with inside the option for a script in a similar way they are presented in the terminal:

enter image description here

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

I know the possible ways to add white space between two texts, as explained and answered here.
What I'm struggling to set is a white space before one word, nothing that I tried worked except this:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{white}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            Usage: export.py \

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                & Save the ...



    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

My question is: can I get this output from the line in a different way or this is the only way to have a white space before a word? enter image description here

EDIT: update the code; the everything is inside a parbox and I cannot use quad, qquad or hspace.

EDIT2: I need to create a box with inside the option for a script in a similar way they are presented in the terminal:

enter image description here

spacing

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

edited Nov 26 at 14:02

Raaja

2,0742525

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

asked Nov 26 at 13:02

toom501

515

You can add some horizontal predefined space with quad for example. Or more general, hspace{1cm} (use with caution).
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:07

Explain better what you wish. There could be a better way to type it. For example, move Usage: in the first cell of the table and export.py to the second cell, 1st row.
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:09

isn't this a description list, something like begin{description} item[export.py] Save the ... then with suitable style for the list item labels being applied?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 13:10

I update the question.
– toom501
Nov 26 at 13:20

add a comment |

You can add some horizontal predefined space with quad for example. Or more general, hspace{1cm} (use with caution).
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:07

Explain better what you wish. There could be a better way to type it. For example, move Usage: in the first cell of the table and export.py to the second cell, 1st row.
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:09

isn't this a description list, something like begin{description} item[export.py] Save the ... then with suitable style for the list item labels being applied?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 13:10

I update the question.
– toom501
Nov 26 at 13:20

You can add some horizontal predefined space with quad for example. Or more general, hspace{1cm} (use with caution).
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:07

Explain better what you wish. There could be a better way to type it. For example, move Usage: in the first cell of the table and export.py to the second cell, 1st row.
– Sigur
Nov 26 at 13:09

isn't this a description list, something like begin{description} item[export.py] Save the ... then with suitable style for the list item labels being applied?
– David Carlisle
Nov 26 at 13:10

I update the question.
– toom501
Nov 26 at 13:20

add a comment |

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Not a complete answer, but, just a starting point for you:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    color{white}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{black}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                Usage:& export.py \

                & Save the ...\

                Options:&\

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-h,}&-{}-help    \      

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-p,}&-{}-please continue\

                    multicolumn{1}{r}{-f,}&-{}-from here\

    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

which will give you:

enter image description here

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

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Thank you, looks good to me. :)
– toom501
Nov 26 at 14:32

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up vote
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Not a complete answer, but, just a starting point for you:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    color{white}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{black}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                Usage:& export.py \

                & Save the ...\

                Options:&\

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-h,}&-{}-help    \      

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-p,}&-{}-please continue\

                    multicolumn{1}{r}{-f,}&-{}-from here\

    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

which will give you:

enter image description here

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

2,0742525

Thank you, looks good to me. :)
– toom501
Nov 26 at 14:32

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

Not a complete answer, but, just a starting point for you:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    color{white}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{black}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                Usage:& export.py \

                & Save the ...\

                Options:&\

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-h,}&-{}-help    \      

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-p,}&-{}-please continue\

                    multicolumn{1}{r}{-f,}&-{}-from here\

    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

which will give you:

enter image description here

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

2,0742525

Thank you, looks good to me. :)
– toom501
Nov 26 at 14:32

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

Not a complete answer, but, just a starting point for you:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    color{white}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{black}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                Usage:& export.py \

                & Save the ...\

                Options:&\

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-h,}&-{}-help    \      

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-p,}&-{}-please continue\

                    multicolumn{1}{r}{-f,}&-{}-from here\

    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

which will give you:

enter image description here

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

2,0742525

Not a complete answer, but, just a starting point for you:

documentclass[11pt]{article}

usepackage{tcolorbox}

begin{document}

    color{white}

    noindentfcolorbox{black}{black}{

        parbox{textwidth}{

            begin{tabular}{lp{5cm}}

                Usage:& export.py \

                & Save the ...\

                Options:&\

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-h,}&-{}-help    \      

                multicolumn{1}{r}{-p,}&-{}-please continue\

                    multicolumn{1}{r}{-f,}&-{}-from here\

    end{tabular}}}

end{document}

which will give you:

enter image description here

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

2,0742525

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

2,0742525

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

2,0742525

answered Nov 26 at 14:10

Raaja

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Thank you, looks good to me. :)
– toom501
Nov 26 at 14:32

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Thank you, looks good to me. :)
– toom501
Nov 26 at 14:32

Thank you, looks good to me. :)
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Nov 26 at 14:32

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