kishon-amir@CS.YALE.EDU (amir kishon) (02/25/91)
Is there any neat way to include source code (preferably in a figure or fbox'ed) in a LaTeX document (using something nicer than 'verbatim')? By the way, the code is in Haskell (A new functional language). Thanx, -amir kishon -- Amir Kishon ARPA: kishon-amir@cs.yale.edu Yale University, Computer Science Dept. kishon-amir@yale.arpa P.O.Box 2158 Yale Station BITNET: kishon-amir@yalecs.bitnet New Haven, CT. 06520-2158 UUCP: decvax!yale!kishon-amir
eijkhout@s41.csrd.uiuc.edu (Victor Eijkhout) (02/26/91)
kishon-amir@CS.YALE.EDU (amir kishon) writes: >Is there any neat way to include source code (preferably in a figure or >fbox'ed) in a LaTeX document (using something nicer than 'verbatim')? How would you have it nicer than between \begin{verbatim} and \end{verbatim}? Suggest a syntax, and I'll tell you if it feasible. Victor.
michael@uni-paderborn.de (Michael Schmidt) (02/26/91)
>>>>> About Re: A neat way to include source code in latex?, Victor >>>>> Eijkhout said: Victor> kishon-amir@CS.YALE.EDU (amir kishon) writes: >Is there any neat way to include source code (preferably in a figure or >fbox'ed) in a LaTeX document (using something nicer than 'verbatim')? Victor> How would you have it nicer than between Victor> \begin{verbatim} and \end{verbatim}? Victor> Suggest a syntax, and I'll tell you if it feasible. Why not use "tgrind". It is a (La)TeX version of vgrind of 4.3BSD. Has a configuration file for many languages. Not perfect, but cute. There is also a tgrind.sty. -- Michael Schmidt, FB 17, Uni-GH Paderborn, Warburgerstr. 100, D-4790 Paderborn, West Germany Mail: michael@pbinfo.UUCP or michael@uni-paderborn.de