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In article <3727@creatures.cs.vt.edu>, alanlb@bethesda.cs.vt.edu (Alan L.
Batongbacal) writes:
|> Hi there!  I'm using c++2latex to typeset some programs.  I've
|> stripped all tabs from my source file and have neatly aligned
|> my TRAILING comments with spaces.  Trouble is, c++2latex seems to
|> dislike
|> the way I align and insists on misaligning my TRAILING comments.  Any
|> ideas, anyone?
Yes: c++2latex is right! Well -- there is no patch currently available,
but
when version 2.2 comes out it will adjust trailing comments correctly.
(It's in the pipe, but see below...it will also feature Objective C, and
other stuff I received from various Patchers, from usenet...)

Currently, all you can do is hand-edit c++2latex output, replace the flusheft
stuff with a tabbing environment, insert a sample ruler, and replace the
indentation by tabbing chars, that's all. (Else you flushright the comments,
as it is done by default.)

Another way is buried in Jerry Leichter's tgrind package, or George V. Reilly's
lgrind stuff, but it's hard to describe what's going on there. (look at their
.sty e.g. macro package(s))

Happy TeXing

	-joke

--
Joerg Heitkoetter
Systems Analysis Group
University of Dortmund, Germany
(joke@ls11.informatik.uni-dortmund.de).

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