Dear LaTeX-using Haskellers,
When you include Haskell code in your LaTeX document, you
usually have three choices:
(1) Use the verbatim environment, which is simple, but
rarely pleasing from a typesetting perspective (the font
is not proportional, you cannot easily use subscripts
or LaTeX mathematical symbols, and including comments in
the standard type face is also difficult).
(2) Use `alltt', which is a bit more flexibel than
`verbatim', but still not satisfying.
(3) Use math mode, which is a pain, as you have to get the
kerning right in multi-letter identifiers, indentation
is difficult to get right etc.
Now there is an alternative: a Haskell style file for
LaTeX2e. It gives you the nice typesetting of math mode and
is nearly as painless to use as `verbatim'. You can get it
from
http://www.score.is.tsukuba.ac.jp/~chak/haskell/haskell-style.html
Or as this server recently had some problems, alternatively from
http://greyarea.is.tsukuba.ac.jp/~chak/haskell/haskell-style.html
I'd appreciate any comments, bug reports, and so on.
Cheers,
Manuel
P.S.: You can also use it to set other functional code.
