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How to justify escaped proportional text inside monospaced/fixed listing?
Paragraph column in tabular working only in the first columnWhy are my Images not correctly centered?Exhaustive Information about text alignment in TabularDifference between fixed-width and proportional typewriter fonts in listings?tex4ht and listings: lines don't break when using escapeinsideHow to fix text alignment?Align leaders to the right end of the enclosing hbox?lstnewenvironment/lstset : using colors conditionally emph/emphstyle - SAS: (in=_x) versus if x in (1,2)Same font for listing and escaped latexHow to arrange two bodies of text /sections side by side? (Custom Resume Building)
I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:
On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.
On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)
How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?
Here's the code to reproduce the above table:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
horizontal-alignment listings boxes
asked Apr 14 '16 at 17:40
paulotorrenspaulotorrens
1184
add a comment |
I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:
On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.
On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)
How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?
Here's the code to reproduce the above table:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
horizontal-alignment listings boxes
asked Apr 14 '16 at 17:40
paulotorrenspaulotorrens
1184
add a comment |
I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:
On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.
On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)
How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?
Here's the code to reproduce the above table:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
horizontal-alignment listings boxes
asked Apr 14 '16 at 17:40
paulotorrenspaulotorrens
1184
I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:
On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.
On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)
How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?
Here's the code to reproduce the above table:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
horizontal-alignment listings boxes
horizontal-alignment listings boxes
asked Apr 14 '16 at 17:40
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1184
edited Apr 15 '16 at 10:24
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You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
makeatletter
defzz#1%
setbox0hbox#1%
count0=wd0
dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%
makeatletter
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
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You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
makeatletter
defzz#1%
setbox0hbox#1%
count0=wd0
dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%
makeatletter
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered 5 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
497k4111441891
add a comment |
You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
makeatletter
defzz#1%
setbox0hbox#1%
count0=wd0
dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%
makeatletter
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered 5 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
497k4111441891
add a comment |
You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
makeatletter
defzz#1%
setbox0hbox#1%
count0=wd0
dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%
makeatletter
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered 5 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
497k4111441891
You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
makeatletter
defzz#1%
setbox0hbox#1%
count0=wd0
dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%
makeatletter
begindocument
pagestyleempty
lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@
subsectionRelation to NFAs
begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
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