On Fri, 21 Mar 2003, David Espada wrote: > > I have to list some ruby code in a paper I'm writing by using LaTeX, I > > would like to pretty print such a code but both listings.sty and > > lgrinds.sty (two LaTeX styles for pretty printing list of code) do not > > support the ruby language. > > Any other solution is welcome. > What about lout. Lout is similar in concept to Latex. It generates > postcript documents from plain text with a good and easy syntax. > It has too a tool, prg2lout that transforms code in various languages > (including Ruby) into lout source for pretty printing. > Lout is advanced and object oriented. It is enought for me. I don't > know if serves to you. I have never used lout, but I have to write the paper in LaTeX because the editor/publisher require so. Therefore it is possible to use lout with LaTeX. I wouldn't insert code as eps picture so what I need is that lout convert its code in LaTeX code. TIA, Walter -- Walter Cazzola, PhD - Assistant Professor, DICo, University of Milano E-mail cazzola / disi.unige.it Ph.: +39 010 353 6637 Fax: +39 010 353 6699 キ キ --------------------------- キ キ キ --------------------------- キ キ キ ... recursive: adjective, see recursive ... キ キ --------------------------- キ キ キ --------------------------- キ キ キ