The <code> is used to indicate multiple lines as code.

    <code [lang="language"][escaped="true"]>content</code>

where:

lang="language" [NDoc extension]
  Applies a filter for this language. (Optional)
escaped="true" [NDoc extension]
  Escapes all reserved characters within content. (Optional)
content
  The text you want marked as code.

#### Applies To

Can be used inline within any other markup.

#### Remarks

A language filter can be attached using the optional lang attribute. Standard languages are Visual Basic, C#, C++ and JScript. Multiple languages can be specified as a comma separated list such as "Visual Basic, C#, C++".

The escaped attribute can be used to escape all reserved characters within the text.

> Note: All content within xml comments must be well-formed!!!

#### Example

Note how, in the following comments, the xml text can entered verbatim because the escaped="true" attribute has been applied.

       [C#]
       /// <summary>
       /// Loads the XML.
       /// </summary>
       /// <example> The XML should have the following format.
       /// <code escaped="true">
       ///   <root>
       ///     <member name="name"/>
       ///   </root>
       /// </code>
       /// </example>
       public void LoadXml(string xml)
       {
          //do something here...
       }

#### See Also

Tag Usage | NDoc Tags | <c> | Microsoft's definition