The end of a literal block in a list item

Question

I have a list item in my first file that I would like to place in a literal block, but I cannot finish the literal block correctly.

This is my first:

1. Item 1 (not literal)
2. Item 2::

    MyCode.example()

    Description of the code shown above (not literal)

I want the paragraph starting with Descriptionto be outside the literal block above it, but still be part of list item # 2. The only workaround I could come up with is the following:

1. Item 1 (not literal)
2. Item 2:

    ::

        MyCode.example()

    Description of the code shown above (not literal)

This allows non-literal text to return to the previous level of indentation, doing everything the way I want. However, I would like to have a ::list item in the first line.

Is it possible to finish the literal block explicitly in such a way as to allow it ::to remain in the first line of the list item?

Answer 1

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1. Item 1 (not literal)
2. Item 2::

       MyCode.example()

   Description of the code shown above (not literal)

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