Gunnar wrote:
perhaps listings.sty ?
Thanks for your reply,
but I feel that highlight makes it beautiful, listings doesn't. :-(
You are sure listings can't do what you want?
The defaults may not fit your needs, but this package is
very configurable.
Helge Hafting
It seems this could be helpful for me too. I just didn't understand so
far how to do a thing of this kind. .-(
So, would you mind to post this lyx-shortcut (and the latex commands)
here? Thanks
I post all I have done.
There are still some undetected bugs, but it works on and decent *niix
You are sure listings can't do what you want?
The defaults may not fit your needs, but this package is
very configurable.
If someone can make it look like the result of the highlight program, then I'm
happy.
The fonts, spacings are all ugly. No code in the listings documentation looks
good.
Gunnar wrote:
perhaps listings.sty ?
Thanks for your reply,
but I feel that highlight makes it beautiful, listings doesn't. :-(
You are sure listings can't do what you want?
The defaults may not fit your needs, but this package is
very configurable.
Helge Hafting
It seems this could be helpful for me too. I just didn't understand so
far how to do a thing of this kind. .-(
So, would you mind to post this lyx-shortcut (and the latex commands)
here? Thanks
I post all I have done.
There are still some undetected bugs, but it works on and decent *niix
You are sure listings can't do what you want?
The defaults may not fit your needs, but this package is
very configurable.
If someone can make it look like the result of the highlight program, then I'm
happy.
The fonts, spacings are all ugly. No code in the listings documentation looks
good.
Gunnar wrote:
perhaps listings.sty ?
Thanks for your reply,
but I feel that highlight makes it beautiful, listings doesn't. :-(
You are sure listings can't do what you want?
The defaults may not fit your needs, but this package is
very configurable.
Helge Hafting
> It seems this could be helpful for me too. I just didn't understand so
> far how to do a thing of this kind. .-(
> So, would you mind to post this lyx-shortcut (and the latex commands)
> here? Thanks
I post all I have done.
There are still some undetected bugs, but it works on and decent *niix
> You are sure listings can't do what you want?
> The defaults may not fit your needs, but this package is
> very configurable.
If someone can make it look like the result of the highlight program, then I'm
happy.
The fonts, spacings are all ugly. No code in the listings documentation looks
I wrote a c++ program that extracted my special c++ code environment. But I
ran in to problems with the exported LaTeX file (export from LyX 1.3.6, LyX
format 221).
If I write
int main( int a = 4, string namn = adfa öööas);
I get
\begin{KODcpp}
int main( int a = 4, string namn = {}``adfa
Hi Gunnar,
Gunnar wrote:
then i suggest you write a script to do the little bit too much work
part.
Then I'll do that. It's basically just a script that reads the LaTeX file
until it finds the environment, and then extract the code to another file,
runs highlight, and then inserts it again
I wrote a c++ program that extracted my special c++ code environment. But I
ran in to problems with the exported LaTeX file (export from LyX 1.3.6, LyX
format 221).
If I write
int main( int a = 4, string namn = adfa öööas);
I get
\begin{KODcpp}
int main( int a = 4, string namn = {}``adfa
Hi Gunnar,
Gunnar wrote:
then i suggest you write a script to do the little bit too much work
part.
Then I'll do that. It's basically just a script that reads the LaTeX file
until it finds the environment, and then extract the code to another file,
runs highlight, and then inserts it again
I wrote a c++ program that extracted my special c++ code environment. But I
ran in to problems with the exported LaTeX file (export from LyX 1.3.6, LyX
format 221).
If I write
int main( int a = 4, string namn = "adfa öööas");
I get
\begin{KODcpp}
int main( int a = 4, string namn = {}``adfa
Hi Gunnar,
Gunnar wrote:
then i suggest you write a script to do the "little bit too much work"
part.
Then I'll do that. It's basically just a script that reads the LaTeX file
until it finds the environment, and then extract the code to another file,
runs highlight, and then inserts it
perhaps listings.sty ?
martin
On 20/01/06, Gunnar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I'm using the hightlght program to hightlight C++ code that I include in
my
LyX files. I have created an external template so I can include C++ files
with ease.
But the problem is that with small pieces of
then i suggest you write a script to do the little bit too much work
part.
Then I'll do that. It's basically just a script that reads the LaTeX file
until it finds the environment, and then extract the code to another file,
runs highlight, and then inserts it again into the LaTeX file.
perhaps listings.sty ?
martin
On 20/01/06, Gunnar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I'm using the hightlght program to hightlight C++ code that I include in
my
LyX files. I have created an external template so I can include C++ files
with ease.
But the problem is that with small pieces of
then i suggest you write a script to do the little bit too much work
part.
Then I'll do that. It's basically just a script that reads the LaTeX file
until it finds the environment, and then extract the code to another file,
runs highlight, and then inserts it again into the LaTeX file.
perhaps listings.sty ?
martin
On 20/01/06, Gunnar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi.
> I'm using the "hightlght" program to hightlight C++ code that I include in
> my
> LyX files. I have created an external template so I can include C++ files
> with ease.
>
> But the problem is that with small
> then i suggest you write a script to do the "little bit too much work"
> part.
Then I'll do that. It's basically just a script that reads the LaTeX file
until it finds the environment, and then extract the code to another file,
runs highlight, and then inserts it again into the LaTeX file.
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