Guenter Milde wrote:
> On 2012-03-07, Neal Becker wrote:
>> I can insert my code listing as a float in 2 ways, it appears.
>
>> I can insert an algorithm float, then insert a program listing into it. This
>> results in a caption 'Algorithm ...'
>
>> Else, I can insert a program listing, enter the settings dialog, and select
>> float. I can then add a caption, and it will say 'Listing ...'.
>
>> There does not appear to be a way to decide later I want to change all those
>> 'Algorithms' to 'Listings'. Also, the look of these 2 floats is quite
>> different. Seems like this should be more unified.
>
> I rather assume the documentation should make more clear that these are
> completely different things. The "algorithm" is intended for mathematical
> algorigthms, not code.
>
> You might try to change one instance in LyX and then (looking at the
> differences) the others in the *.lyx file with a text editor.
>
> Günter
I like the way Algorithm looks, with a heavy rule above the caption. This is
apparantly produced in Algorithm using
\floatstyle{ruled}
Is there some way to achieve the same effect in listings? I know there is
frame=lines
option for listings, which will produce a thin rule above/below code, but I
also
want a heavy rule above caption:
=====================
caption
----------------
code
----------------
