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That's exactly what I did, see the MWE.

Well, except that I switch to \texttt inside it in order to get a more appropriate looking operator. The default % sign doesn't look the least bit like a modulo operator.

edit: Posted at about the same time as the (edit to the) post above, sorry for any ...

I'm trying to replace the built-in \bmod operator (which, rather unhelpfully, just types the word "mod") with a proper modulo operator: %. I'm currently using \texttt{\%}. It's not ideal (an ideal modulo operator should really be almost square, but the font used by \texttt has a very narrow and tall ...

Perfect, thanks!

I'm looking for a way to make a parbox that renders as a multi-line box of text, but whose height, for layout purposes, is considered to be just one line, so that following text is unaffected.

Here's a MWE that shows the issue:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{algorithm}
\usepackage ...