How to format Matlab code for LATEX
A program called tgrind is available in the sipb locker to help you
convert matlab program listings to a form easily includable in a LaTeX
document. To use this program, type at the prompt:
athena% add sipb
athena% add consult
athena% tgrind -d /mit/consult/lib/matlab/vgrindefs -latex
-lmatlab filename.m > filename.tex
Type the above two lines all on one line -----^
To include this file in your document:
o Edit the output from tgrind to remove the first ("\input tgrindmac") and
last ("\vfill\eject\end") lines from the file.
o Make sure you have the tgrind documentstyle option specified. (Include
tgrind in the square brackets in the \documentstyle command at the top of your
file.)
o Place the line
\tgrindfile{mycode.m.tex}
in your .tex file where you want to insert the formatted code.
That's all there is to it. For more information on using tgrind to
format other languages, refer to the following stock answer.
10. LATEX Answers
21. How to include SOURCE CODE in documents
For other general information, type 'man tgrind' at the athena prompt
(after typing add sipb).
last updated: 5/09/96
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