Re: where can I get latex macros for prolog code

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From: Ian J Dickinson
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 10:08

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>>>>> On 22 Jul, dhananjay brahme (db) wrote:

db> Is there readily available latex macros which
db> can be used to put prolog code in papers/articles.
db> That is it should take care of identations automatically.

When I used to use LaTeX, I used an editor to format the code (prolog-mode
for emacs takes care of indentation automatically), and \begin{verbatim}
... \end{verbatim} to include the code in my document, which preserves the
spaces (and hence the indentation) in the code.

A low-tech but workable solution.

db> Thanks in advance
db> dhananjay brahme
'Welcome.  

Cheers,
Ian.

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Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 10:08:51 GMT
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