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Listings breaklines at predefined places
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The code lines I write within a lstlisting sometimes are too long. So at the end a line break occurs. But sometimes these breaks are not well chosen and can make the code much more unreadable.
Is there a way to predefine the places where a break should appear if it is necessary?
My document:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{General} {
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
breaklines=true
}
lstset{style=General}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
In this case the line break occurs after "break". It would be great to define the break after "listing" for example. Or maybe a second one after "beautiful" if there is enough space (maybe after changing some document settings as borders or format). In that case the first one should be ignored.
listings line-breaking
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The code lines I write within a lstlisting sometimes are too long. So at the end a line break occurs. But sometimes these breaks are not well chosen and can make the code much more unreadable.
Is there a way to predefine the places where a break should appear if it is necessary?
My document:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{General} {
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
breaklines=true
}
lstset{style=General}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
In this case the line break occurs after "break". It would be great to define the break after "listing" for example. Or maybe a second one after "beautiful" if there is enough space (maybe after changing some document settings as borders or format). In that case the first one should be ignored.
listings line-breaking
asked 3 hours ago
S-ManS-Man
1534
add a comment |
The code lines I write within a lstlisting sometimes are too long. So at the end a line break occurs. But sometimes these breaks are not well chosen and can make the code much more unreadable.
Is there a way to predefine the places where a break should appear if it is necessary?
My document:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{General} {
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
breaklines=true
}
lstset{style=General}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
In this case the line break occurs after "break". It would be great to define the break after "listing" for example. Or maybe a second one after "beautiful" if there is enough space (maybe after changing some document settings as borders or format). In that case the first one should be ignored.
listings line-breaking
asked 3 hours ago
S-ManS-Man
1534
The code lines I write within a lstlisting sometimes are too long. So at the end a line break occurs. But sometimes these breaks are not well chosen and can make the code much more unreadable.
Is there a way to predefine the places where a break should appear if it is necessary?
My document:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{General} {
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
breaklines=true
}
lstset{style=General}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
In this case the line break occurs after "break". It would be great to define the break after "listing" for example. Or maybe a second one after "beautiful" if there is enough space (maybe after changing some document settings as borders or format). In that case the first one should be ignored.
listings line-breaking
listings line-breaking
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- Maybe I misunderstand your question, "sometimes these breaks are not well chosen" does not make much sense for typical listing material.
- The content of a listing is treated a
verbatim(aka: literally, as it is). - Therefore you can add manual line breaks where ever you want.
- In addition, the
listingspackage offers automatic line breaks (you enabled it). I marked the automatic line break with an$hookrightarrow$in addition the default indention. - in addition, you can change the
linewidthas an option (not shown).
BTW: I do not know why I need to use
mboxin
mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space}. Also~instead ofspacecaused an error.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{myListingStyle}
{
basicstyle = smallttfamily,
breaklines = true,
postbreak = mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space} % See https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/116534 for example
}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Natural/Automatic line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Manual line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually
needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
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- Maybe I misunderstand your question, "sometimes these breaks are not well chosen" does not make much sense for typical listing material.
- The content of a listing is treated a
verbatim(aka: literally, as it is). - Therefore you can add manual line breaks where ever you want.
- In addition, the
listingspackage offers automatic line breaks (you enabled it). I marked the automatic line break with an$hookrightarrow$in addition the default indention. - in addition, you can change the
linewidthas an option (not shown).
BTW: I do not know why I need to use
mboxin
mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space}. Also~instead ofspacecaused an error.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{myListingStyle}
{
basicstyle = smallttfamily,
breaklines = true,
postbreak = mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space} % See https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/116534 for example
}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Natural/Automatic line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Manual line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually
needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
9,08732769
add a comment |
- Maybe I misunderstand your question, "sometimes these breaks are not well chosen" does not make much sense for typical listing material.
- The content of a listing is treated a
verbatim(aka: literally, as it is). - Therefore you can add manual line breaks where ever you want.
- In addition, the
listingspackage offers automatic line breaks (you enabled it). I marked the automatic line break with an$hookrightarrow$in addition the default indention. - in addition, you can change the
linewidthas an option (not shown).
BTW: I do not know why I need to use
mboxin
mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space}. Also~instead ofspacecaused an error.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{myListingStyle}
{
basicstyle = smallttfamily,
breaklines = true,
postbreak = mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space} % See https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/116534 for example
}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Natural/Automatic line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Manual line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually
needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
9,08732769
add a comment |
- Maybe I misunderstand your question, "sometimes these breaks are not well chosen" does not make much sense for typical listing material.
- The content of a listing is treated a
verbatim(aka: literally, as it is). - Therefore you can add manual line breaks where ever you want.
- In addition, the
listingspackage offers automatic line breaks (you enabled it). I marked the automatic line break with an$hookrightarrow$in addition the default indention. - in addition, you can change the
linewidthas an option (not shown).
BTW: I do not know why I need to use
mboxin
mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space}. Also~instead ofspacecaused an error.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{myListingStyle}
{
basicstyle = smallttfamily,
breaklines = true,
postbreak = mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space} % See https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/116534 for example
}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Natural/Automatic line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Manual line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually
needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
9,08732769
- Maybe I misunderstand your question, "sometimes these breaks are not well chosen" does not make much sense for typical listing material.
- The content of a listing is treated a
verbatim(aka: literally, as it is). - Therefore you can add manual line breaks where ever you want.
- In addition, the
listingspackage offers automatic line breaks (you enabled it). I marked the automatic line break with an$hookrightarrow$in addition the default indention. - in addition, you can change the
linewidthas an option (not shown).
BTW: I do not know why I need to use
mboxin
mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space}. Also~instead ofspacecaused an error.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{listings}
lstdefinestyle{myListingStyle}
{
basicstyle = smallttfamily,
breaklines = true,
postbreak = mbox{{$hookrightarrow$}space} % See https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/116534 for example
}
begin{document}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Natural/Automatic line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
begin{lstlisting}[
style = myListingStyle,
caption = {Manual line break.}
]
This is a very long listing which eventually
needs a break at the end of this beautiful line.
end{lstlisting}
end{document}
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
9,08732769
edited 11 mins ago
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
9,08732769
answered 42 mins ago
Dr. Manuel KuehnerDr. Manuel Kuehner
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answered 42 mins ago
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