Cfrgtkky

I already searched for a solution but found none which works for me.

My aim is to write some command inside a block environment. Even though I used cprotect or protect it still won't work. Normally I use verb+Command+ for this. Do you guys have an idea how to solve this?

It's for a poster, therefore, it is used beamer.
[EDIT]
the second part in the code is the design part from the template

documentclass[20pt,margin=1in,innermargin=-4.5in,blockverticalspace=-0.25in]{tikzposter}

geometry{paperwidth=42in,paperheight=30in}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{amsfonts}

usepackage{amsthm}

usepackage{amssymb}

usepackage{mathrsfs}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{adjustbox}

usepackage{enumitem}

usepackage[backend=biber,style=numeric]{biblatex}

usepackage{emory-theme}

usepackage{pstricks}

usepackage{xcolor}

usepackage{pst-plot}

usepackage{pst-circ}

usepackage{threeparttable}

usepackage{listings}

usepackage{verbatim}

usepackage{cprotect}

usepackage{fancyvrb}





usepackage{mwe} % for placeholder images



addbibresource{refs.bib}



tikzposterlatexaffectionproofoff

usetheme{EmoryTheme}

usecolorstyle{EmoryStyle}



begin{document}

maketitle

centering

begin{columns}

    column{0.32}

    block{lalala}{  



    }

    column{0.36}

    block{info}{

    }

    block{basics}{

        texttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttext:\

        cprotectverb+usepackage{}+

    }

    column{0.32}

    block{something}{  

    }

end{columns}

end{document}     

name:emory-theme.sty

% Emory Theme for the tikzposter % package. % % Author: Blair J. Rossetti % Last Modified: 2018-11-15 % % -- COLORS -- % emory primary palette definecolor{EmoryBlue}{HTML}{002878} % Pantone 280(primary) definecolor{MediumBlue}{HTML}{0033a0} % Pantone 286 definecolor{LightBlue}{HTML}{007dba} % Pantone 7461 definecolor{Yellow}{HTML}{f2a900} % Pantone 130 definecolor{Gold}{HTML}{b58500} % Pantone 125 definecolor{MetallicGold}{HTML}{8d702a} % Pantone 8640 % emory secondary palette definecolor{Cyan}{HTML}{00aeef} % Pantone Cyan definecolor{SkyBlue}{HTML}{41b6e6} % Pantone 298 definecolor{Teal}{HTML}{487f84} % Pantone 5483 definecolor{KellyGreen}{HTML}{348338} % Pantone 7740 definecolor{SeaGreen}{HTML}{006c5b} % Pantone 568 definecolor{Olive}{HTML}{5c8118} % Pantone 370 definecolor{Orange}{HTML}{c35413} % Pantone 1595 definecolor{Red}{HTML}{da291c} % Pantone 485 definecolor{Magenta}{HTML}{c6007e} % Pantone 233 definecolor{Purple}{HTML}{6558b1} % Pantone 2102 definecolor{Grape}{HTML}{6d2077} % Pantone 259 % emory neutrals palette definecolor{Black}{HTML}{101820} % Pantone Black 6 definecolor{CoolGray5}{HTML}{b1b3b3} % Pantone Cool Gray 5 definecolor{CoolGray2}{HTML}{d0d0ce} % Pantone Cool Gray 2 definecolor{CoolGray1}{HTML}{d9d9d9} % Pantone Cool Gray 1 % emory web palette definecolor{LightYellow}{HTML}{ffde75} % tikzposter color palette definecolorpalette{EmoryPalette} {

    definecolor{colorOne}{named}{LightBlue}

    definecolor{colorTwo}{named}{LightYellow}

    definecolor{colorThree}{named}{Gold} } % tikzposter style definecolorstyle{EmoryStyle} {

    usecolorpalette{EmoryPalette} }{

    % background

    colorlet{backgroundcolor}{white}

    colorlet{framecolor}{white}

    % title colors

    colorlet{titlefgcolor}{Black}

    colorlet{titlebgcolor}{white}

    % block colors

    colorlet{blocktitlebgcolor}{colorOne}

    colorlet{blocktitlefgcolor}{white}

    colorlet{blockbodybgcolor}{white}

    colorlet{blockbodyfgcolor}{Black}

    % innerblock colors

    colorlet{innerblocktitlebgcolor}{white}

    colorlet{innerblocktitlefgcolor}{Black}

    colorlet{innerblockbodybgcolor}{colorTwo}

    colorlet{innerblockbodyfgcolor}{Black}

    % note colors

    colorlet{notefgcolor}{Black}

    colorlet{notebgcolor}{colorTwo}

    colorlet{noteframecolor}{colorTwo} } % -- STYLE -- % background definebackgroundstyle{EmoryBackgroundStyle}{

    draw[line width=0pt, color=framecolor, fill=backgroundcolor]

    (bottomleft) rectangle (topright); } % title definetitlestyle{EmoryTitleStyle}{

    width=textwidth, linewidth=5pt, titletotopverticalspace=0in }{

    begin{scope}[line width=titlelinewidth,]

    draw[color=colorThree!30!white,round cap-round cap]

    (titleposleft,titleposbottom)--(titleposright,titleposbottom);

    end{scope} } % block defineblockstyle{EmoryBlockStyle}{

    titlewidthscale=0.95, bodywidthscale=1, roundedcorners=5 }{

    draw[color=framecolor, fill=blockbodybgcolor,

    rounded corners=blockroundedcorners] (blockbody.south west)

    rectangle (blockbody.north east);

    ifBlockHasTitle

    draw[color=framecolor, fill=blocktitlebgcolor,

    rounded corners=blockroundedcorners] (blocktitle.south west)

    rectangle (blocktitle.north east);

    fi } % -- THEME --  % emory theme definelayouttheme{EmoryTheme}{

    usecolorstyle[colorPalette=EmoryPalette]{EmoryStyle}

    usebackgroundstyle{EmoryBackgroundStyle}

    usetitlestyle{EmoryTitleStyle}

    useblockstyle{EmoryBlockStyle}

    useinnerblockstyle{Default}

    usenotestyle{Default} } % -- TITLE FORMAT -- % place logo to right of centered title makeatletter renewcommandTP@maketitle{%    centering    begin{minipage}[b]{0.8linewidth}

        centering

        color{titlefgcolor}

        {bfseries Huge sc @title par}

        vspace*{1em}

        {huge @author par}

        vspace*{1em}

        {LARGE @institute}

    end{minipage}%

    tikz[remember picture,overlay]node[anchor=south east,xshift=0.5linewidth,inner sep=0pt] {%

       @titlegraphic

    }; } makeatother

Verbatim text is not able to be used as the argument to another command. There are a couple of ways around this. One is to simply use texttt{} directly. This is not as convenient, but it's more convenient than not being able to use it at all. Another way is to use fancyvrb to save the verbatim text beforehand and then use the saved text inside a command. I've trimmed your example to something more minimal to show both possibilities:

documentclass[20pt,margin=1in,innermargin=-4.5in,blockverticalspace=-0.25in]{tikzposter}

geometry{paperwidth=42in,paperheight=30in}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage{fancyvrb}

DefineShortVerb{|}

SaveVerb{verb}|usepackage{}|





tikzposterlatexaffectionproofoff





begin{document}

maketitle

centering

begin{columns}

    column{0.32}

    block{lalala}{  



    }

    column{0.36}

    block{info}{

    }

    block{basics}{

        texttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttexttext:



        texttt{textbackslash usepackage{}}

        UseVerb{verb}

    }

    column{0.32}

    block{something}{  

    }

end{columns}

end{document}   

The latest version of my fvextra package, which extends fancyvrb, provides a Verb command that typically works fine inside other commands as long as you don't need # or % or unpaired curly braces. If you do need those or have other special requirements, fvextra also provides EscVerb, in which any special character like # or % or unpaired braces is included by escaping it with a backslash.

documentclass[20pt,margin=1in,innermargin=-4.5in,blockverticalspace=-0.25in]{tikzposter}

geometry{paperwidth=42in,paperheight=30in}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage{fvextra}



tikzposterlatexaffectionproofoff



begin{document}

begin{columns}

    column{0.36}

    block{block title}{

        text that goes on for a while



        Verb{usepackage{}}



        EscVerb{\usepackage{}}

    }

end{columns}

end{document}