Re: Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
Aha!
On 23-Sep-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> As you can see, my original message stated that I did not try the
> code. It happens that it was completely bogus :) Try that instead
> [still not tested :)]
>
> \usepackage{moreverb}
> \let\verbatiminput=\verbatimtabinput
Now, *that* bit of untested code works quite well! Adding a line I
pasted in from moreverb.sty, but with 4 instead of 8 for the tab size, makes it
look just perfect:
\def\verbatimtabsize{4\relax}
Now I shall be the envy of my Windows-using classmates! ;)
Bye,
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Re: Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
> "Geepus" == Geepus the Sweeper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Geepus> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi...
Geepus> On 23-Sep-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> >> \usepackage{moreverb} >> \renewcommand >>
>> \let\verbatiminclude\verbatimtabinput
>>
Geepus> Ok, I tested it, by trying to use it with my LyX version
Geepus> 1.0.3, and it does not work. :(
>> OK, I clearly failed to re-read my advice :) Could just try to
>> remove the \renewcommand?
Geepus> If I do that, the errors go away, but I do not see
Geepus> anything in the DVI differently from the normal method of
Geepus> including a "verbatim" file. Tabs are ignored, just like
Geepus> always.
As you can see, my original message stated that I did not try the
code. It happens that it was completely bogus :) Try that instead
[still not tested :)]
\usepackage{moreverb}
\let\verbatiminput=\verbatimtabinput
JMarc
Re: Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
Hi...
On 23-Sep-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >> \usepackage{moreverb}
> >> \renewcommand
> >> \let\verbatiminclude\verbatimtabinput
>
> Geepus> Ok, I tested it, by trying to use it with my LyX
> Geepus> version 1.0.3, and it does not work. :(
>
> OK, I clearly failed to re-read my advice :) Could just try to remove
> the \renewcommand?
If I do that, the errors go away, but I do not see anything in the DVI
differently from the normal method of including a "verbatim" file. Tabs are
ignored, just like always.
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Re: Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
> "Geepus" == Geepus the Sweeper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Geepus> Yes, this is a reply to a pretty old message, but
Geepus> I've found nothing any more helpful in the archives, so...
Indeed :)
Geepus> On 31-May-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> This is a `feature' of LaTeX. This is handled by the moreverb
>> package. Something like the following in your preamble should
>> help [not tested]:
>>
>> \usepackage{moreverb}
>> \renewcommand
>> \let\verbatiminclude\verbatimtabinput
Geepus> Ok, I tested it, by trying to use it with my LyX
Geepus> version 1.0.3, and it does not work. :(
OK, I clearly failed to re-read my advice :) Could just try to remove
the \renewcommand?
JMarc
Re: Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
Hi...
Yes, this is a reply to a pretty old message, but I've found nothing
any more helpful in the archives, so...
On 31-May-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> "Michael" == Michael Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Michael> I just tried to include a simple ASCII file including tabs
> Michael> with
>
> Insert-> Include file, option Verbatim
>
> Michael> But the tabs seem to be silently ignored, they even are not
> Michael> interpreted as blanks. Is there a way to get them used or is
> Michael> this a featue/bug?
>
> This is a `feature' of LaTeX. This is handled by the moreverb
> package. Something like the following in your preamble should help
> [not tested]:
>
> \usepackage{moreverb}
> \renewcommand
> \let\verbatiminclude\verbatimtabinput
Ok, I tested it, by trying to use it with my LyX version 1.0.3, and it
does not work. :( If I include this exactly as it appears above in my
preamble, I get 6 LaTeX errors referring to undefined control sequences. I am
guessing (though I know no (La)TeX) that something should be after the
"renewcommand", as in every other instance where I've seen it used, a bunch of
stuff in {} follows, but not here.
Can someone tell me what's missing? I'd find this very useful for
printing out my programming labs, among other things. :)
(I won't even ask about algorithm floats; I'll just wait until their
use makes it into the documentation! ;)
I also tried a suggestion from Christopher Sawtell, that one use the
following (with \usepackage{verbatim} in preamble) to include a file:
\verbatiminput[tabstop]{}
However, trying such things as "\verbatiminput[4]{/home/blah/file}"
doesn't seem to do anything for me; this appears as
\latex latex
\backslash
verbatiminput[4]{/home/rassilon/proj/csc234/craps.cc}
...and does nothing -- except that everything after "verbatiminput["
actually appears in the document.
I am now quite confused, and am off to simpler pursuits, like learning
gnuplot. ;)
Any help appreciated,
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Re: Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
> "Michael" == Michael Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Hallo! (lyx-1.0.3pre4)
Michael> I just tried to include a simple ASCII file including tabs
Michael> with
Insert-> Include file, option Verbatim
Michael> But the tabs seem to be silently ignored, they even are not
Michael> interpreted as blanks. Is there a way to get them used or is
Michael> this a featue/bug?
This is a `feature' of LaTeX. This is handled by the moreverb
package. Something like the following in your preamble should help
[not tested]:
\usepackage{moreverb}
\renewcommand
\let\verbatiminclude\verbatimtabinput
Hope this helps
JMarc
Insert->Include File, Verbatim: Tabs are lost
Hallo! (lyx-1.0.3pre4) I just tried to include a simple ASCII file including tabs with Insert->Include file, option Verbatim But the tabs seem to be silently ignored, they even are not interpreted as blanks. Is there a way to get them used or is this a featue/bug? Regards -- Michael Behrens ---+-+ | Darmstadt, Germany | mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | +-+-+
