There are times when FM-Classic's syntax sometimes gets in the way.
In these situations, it would be nice to be able to turn off the FM-Classic
parser for a portion of your template. The noparse tag lets
you do just that:
<p>The following Perl code iterates over a list:</p>
<pre>
<noparse>
foreach $item @myList {
print "${item}\n";
}
</noparse>
</pre>
The above example shows some code that would otherwise be interpreted by the FM-Classic parser.
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