On 2012-02-10, Jose Gomez-Dans wrote:
> I am grabbing data from some configuration files using literalinclude.
> These files are plain ASCII and are properly processed for the HTML
> documentation. For the PDF, however, the lines are too long, and get
> clipped out. I understand that this is because sphinx is putting the
> contents into a Verbatim environment, that doesn't do line breaks.
> I can't modify the input files and split them, as they are
> configuration files. I was wondering whether there's something to let
> latex/sphinx know that I want those lines wrapped? I think the
> listings or minted packages deals with this problem, but haven't seen
> them used in conjunction with sphinx.
The Docutils latex writer has a config option to use the listings
environment for literal blocks. I don't know whether this is ported to
Sphinx, though.
Another option is to define a different "teletype" font in the LaTeX
preamble, e.g. with
\renewcommand{\ttdefault}{txtt}
Günter
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