mcode.sty

%%
%%   This is file `mcode.sty'
%%
%%   It is supposed to help you easily include MATLAB source code
%%   into LaTeX document,  but have it nicely highlighted, using
%%   the great listings package.
%%
%%   For a demo document, please see
%%                 http://www.knorn.org/misc_files/mcode_demo.zip
%%
%%   PLEASE NOTE that this package does nothing but save you from
%%   figuring out some configurations  in setting up the listings
%%   package.  ALL the work is done by that package!  Thus, refer
%%   your questions to the listings package documentation.
%%
%%   Usage: You have three ways of including your MATLAB code. As
%%   environment,  as inline object and directly from an external
%%   file.
%%
%%   1) Environment:
%%
%%          \begin{lstlisting}
%%             YOUR CODE HERE
%%          \end{lstlisting}
%%
%%
%%   2) Inline object:
%%
%%          Bla bla \mcode{CODEFRAGMENT} bla bla.
%%
%%
%%   3) Include external file (in environment form)
%%
%%          \lstinputlisting{YOUR-FILE.m}
%%
%%
%%   For your convenience this package has the following options:
%%
%%   - bw  if you intend to print the document (highlighting done
%%         via text formatting (bold, italic) and shades of gray)
%%   
%%   - numbered  if you want line numbers
%%
%%   - framed  if you want a frame around the source code blocks
%%
%%   - final  if you have  ``gloablly'' set the draft option, the
%%         listings package will  not output the code at all.  to
%%         force it to  do so anyway,  load this package with the
%%         final option (passes the ``final'' on to listings).
%%
%%   For example, you may use \usepackage[numbered,framed]{mcode}
%%   in your document preamble.
%%   
%%   Note:  Inside code blocks you  can escape to LaTeX text mode
%%   using §...§.  For ex. §text and some math: $x^2$§,  which is
%%   especially  useful  in comments  for putting  nicely typeset
%%   equations etc.  To get the same  colour/style as in the rest
%%   of the comment use \mcommentfont, i.e. §\mcommentfont $x^2$§
%%
%%   A nice feature  of the listings  package is that you can re-
%%   place certain  strings by  LaTeX strings;  this is used  for
%%   some relation symbols, see below...
%%
%%   To change the font used,  edit the first line in the "custo-
%%   mise below" section.  And feel free to  edit other things as
%%   well.  Refer to the documentation of the listings package to
%%   see what  else you could do.  If an extra small font  is re-
%%   quired,  use  {\fontfamily{pcr}\fontsize{3}{4.6}\selectfont}
%%   in the definition of \lstbasicfont.
%%
%%   Author:  Florian Knorn | [email protected] | www.florian-knorn.com
%%
%%   Version history:
%%      1.8  --  Fixed typo in documentation regarding §...§
%%      1.7  --  Added MATLAB block comment syntax %{ ...... %}
%%      1.6  --  Added some infos, dealing with keyword ``end''
%%      1.5  --  Tweaked check to see wether textcomp is loaded
%%      1.4  --  Fixed misconfig (mathescape now set to false)
%%      1.3  --  Purely cosmetic (tabs replaced by spaces)
%%      1.2  --  Added \lstset{showstringspaces=false}
%%      1.1  --  Added \mcode command and [final] option
%%      1.0  --  Release


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%              D O N ' T    T O U C H    T H I S                %
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\def\fileversion{1.7}
\def\filedate{2010/02/01}

\typeout{-- Package: `mcode' \fileversion\space <\filedate> --}
\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
\ProvidesPackage{mcode}[\filedate\space\fileversion]

% for bw-option
\newif\ifbw
\DeclareOption{bw}{\bwtrue}

% numbered option
\newif\ifnumbered
\DeclareOption{numbered}{\numberedtrue}

% final option
\newif\iffinal
\DeclareOption{final}{\finaltrue}

% for framed option
\newif\ifframed
\DeclareOption{framed}{\framedtrue}

\DeclareOption*{% default
  \PackageWarning{mcode}{Unknown option `\CurrentOption' !}%
}
\ProcessOptions

\ifbw\typeout{ - settings optimized for printing (bw formating)}
\else\typeout{ - settings optimized for display (colour formating)}\fi
\ifnumbered\typeout{ - line numbering enabled}\else\fi
\ifframed\typeout{ - framed listings}\else\fi

% This command allows you to typeset syntax highlighted Matlab
% code ``inline''.  The font size \small seems to look best...
\newcommand{\mcode}[1]{\lstinline[basicstyle=\lstbasicfont\small]|#1|}

% check if color command exists
\ifx\color\undefined%
  \RequirePackage{xcolor}%
\fi

% check if listings has been loaded
\ifx\lstset\undefined%
  \iffinal
    \RequirePackage[final]{listings}
  \else
    \RequirePackage{listings}
  \fi
\fi

% Check if textcomp has been loaded (this package is needed for
% upright quotes '' (instead of typographic ones `´)...
\ifx\textquotesingle\undefined% 
  \RequirePackage{textcomp}%
\fi

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%                C U S T O M I S E   B E L O W                  %
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

% define the wanted font for all highlightings here
\def\lstbasicfont{\fontfamily{pcr}\selectfont\footnotesize}

% now let's define our own version of matlab highlighting
\lstdefinelanguage{matlabfloz}{%
  alsoletter={...},%
  morekeywords={%                             % keywords
  break,case,catch,continue,elseif,else,end,for,function,global,%
  if,otherwise,persistent,return,switch,try,while,...},%
  comment=[l]\%,%                             % comments
  morecomment=[l]...,%                        % comments
  morecomment=[s]{\%\{}{\%\}},                % block comments
  morestring=[m]',%                           % strings 
}[keywords,comments,strings]%

% define the colours

\ifbw % use font formating and gray 'colors'
	\def\mcommentfont{\color[gray]{.75}\itshape} %comments light gray and italic
  \lstset{language=matlabfloz,                % use our version of highlighting
    keywordstyle=\bfseries,                   % keywords in bold
    commentstyle=\mcommentfont,               % comments 
    stringstyle=\color[gray]{0.5}             % strings darker gray
  }
\else% notbw => use colors : )
	\def\mcommentfont{\color[rgb]{.133,.545,.133}} %comments in green
  \lstset{language=matlabfloz,                % use our version of highlighting
    keywordstyle=\color[rgb]{0,0,1},          % keywords in blue
    commentstyle=\mcommentfont,               % comments
    stringstyle=\color[rgb]{.627,.126,.941}   % strings in purple
  } 
\fi%bw

\lstset{%
  basicstyle={\lstbasicfont},                 % set font
  showstringspaces=false,                     % do not emphasize spaces in strings
  tabsize=4,                                  % number of spaces of a TAB
  mathescape=false,escapechar=§,              % escape to latex with §...§
  upquote=true,                               % upright quotes
  aboveskip={1.5\baselineskip},               % a bit of space above listings
  columns=fixed,                              % nice spacing
  %
  % the following is for replacing some matlab relations like >= or ~=
  % by the corresponding LaTeX symbols, which are much easier to read ...
  literate=%
    {~}{{$\neg$}}1 %            \neg
    {<=}{{\tiny$\leq$}}1 %      \leq
    {>=}{{\tiny$\geq$}}1 %      \geq
    {~=}{{\tiny$\neq$}}1 %      \neq
    {delta}{{\tiny$\Delta$}}1%  \Delta
    {iend}{{\fontfamily{pcr}\selectfont end}}3% end when indexing matrix elements
}

\ifnumbered% numbered option
  \lstset{%
    numbersep=3mm, numbers=left, numberstyle=\tiny, % number style
  }
\fi

\ifframed%   framed option
  \lstset{%
    frame=single,                             % frame
  }
  \ifnumbered%
    \lstset{%
      framexleftmargin=6mm, xleftmargin=6mm   % tweak margins
    }
  \fi
\fi

\endinput
%% End of file `mcode.sty'.