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Listings for OCaml and quotes
Listings package for C#Listings remove single quotes after I made it look goodStandard single quotes for code in listings`listings` and `sidecap` - Side captions for listingsListings problem with quotes in a stringtex4ht and listings: lines don't break when using escapeinsideCan't apply monospaced font to listings (when using pdflatex)How can I get matching curly double quotes using listings?Strange spare single quotes before listings environmentlstnewenvironment/lstset : using colors conditionally emph/emphstyle - SAS: (in=_x) versus if x in (1,2)
The listings syntax highlighting for OCaml breaks whenever the OCaml literal character '"' appears in the source.
It's not possible to let the language definition treat single quotes as a delimiter for string literals because single quotes are also used for type variables (e.g. 'a list)
The following document shows the problem. On the last line of the output the let keyword should be in bold. This doesn't happen because listings thinks it is inside a string literal. If we treat single quotes as string literal delimiters then first line breaks the rendering of the subsequent lines.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagetextcomp
usepackage[scaled]beramono
usepackagelistings
lstset
language=caml,
columns=[c]fixed,
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
keywordstyle=bfseries,
upquote=true,
commentstyle=,
breaklines=true,
showstringspaces=false
begindocument
beginlstlisting
type 'a t = ..
let double_quote = '"'
let broken_highlight = ()
endlstlisting
enddocument
Is there a way to configure the listings package for OCaml so that this problem doesn't happen ?
listings
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
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The listings syntax highlighting for OCaml breaks whenever the OCaml literal character '"' appears in the source.
It's not possible to let the language definition treat single quotes as a delimiter for string literals because single quotes are also used for type variables (e.g. 'a list)
The following document shows the problem. On the last line of the output the let keyword should be in bold. This doesn't happen because listings thinks it is inside a string literal. If we treat single quotes as string literal delimiters then first line breaks the rendering of the subsequent lines.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagetextcomp
usepackage[scaled]beramono
usepackagelistings
lstset
language=caml,
columns=[c]fixed,
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
keywordstyle=bfseries,
upquote=true,
commentstyle=,
breaklines=true,
showstringspaces=false
begindocument
beginlstlisting
type 'a t = ..
let double_quote = '"'
let broken_highlight = ()
endlstlisting
enddocument
Is there a way to configure the listings package for OCaml so that this problem doesn't happen ?
listings
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
add a comment |
The listings syntax highlighting for OCaml breaks whenever the OCaml literal character '"' appears in the source.
It's not possible to let the language definition treat single quotes as a delimiter for string literals because single quotes are also used for type variables (e.g. 'a list)
The following document shows the problem. On the last line of the output the let keyword should be in bold. This doesn't happen because listings thinks it is inside a string literal. If we treat single quotes as string literal delimiters then first line breaks the rendering of the subsequent lines.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagetextcomp
usepackage[scaled]beramono
usepackagelistings
lstset
language=caml,
columns=[c]fixed,
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
keywordstyle=bfseries,
upquote=true,
commentstyle=,
breaklines=true,
showstringspaces=false
begindocument
beginlstlisting
type 'a t = ..
let double_quote = '"'
let broken_highlight = ()
endlstlisting
enddocument
Is there a way to configure the listings package for OCaml so that this problem doesn't happen ?
listings
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
The listings syntax highlighting for OCaml breaks whenever the OCaml literal character '"' appears in the source.
It's not possible to let the language definition treat single quotes as a delimiter for string literals because single quotes are also used for type variables (e.g. 'a list)
The following document shows the problem. On the last line of the output the let keyword should be in bold. This doesn't happen because listings thinks it is inside a string literal. If we treat single quotes as string literal delimiters then first line breaks the rendering of the subsequent lines.
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagetextcomp
usepackage[scaled]beramono
usepackagelistings
lstset
language=caml,
columns=[c]fixed,
basicstyle=smallttfamily,
keywordstyle=bfseries,
upquote=true,
commentstyle=,
breaklines=true,
showstringspaces=false
begindocument
beginlstlisting
type 'a t = ..
let double_quote = '"'
let broken_highlight = ()
endlstlisting
enddocument
Is there a way to configure the listings package for OCaml so that this problem doesn't happen ?
listings
listings
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
asked 15 mins ago
Daniel BünzliDaniel Bünzli
101
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