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On Sat, 28 Apr 2007, Chris Rawnsley wrote:
LuaTeX does certainly look very promising indeed.
- If you want to typeset a big chunk of code, it is possible to convert the code using 2context and then just import this code. There is no user interface for it. In case you need it, I can provide that.
I think that solution would be best for me. I have quite a large chunk of code so compiling will take a while. If you mean a user interface as in GUI, I'm fine with working on the command line. If you weren't talking about a GUI then if you could spare the time it'd be greatfully appreciated.
Suppose you have a file called program.php. You create a batch file that runs the texmfstart bin:vim ... line to create program-vimsyntax.tmp file. Then in your ConTeXt code, you can say, \typevimfile[convert=no][program.php] So, compiling will not be slowed by running vim each time. But you will manually have to make sure that you convert all files. I will try to provide a user interface for something like this.
Just as a side note, is there a way to fix it so that line numberings are always on the left?
\sesupvimtyping[numbering=on]
Oh and how can I change to a fixed width font for code listings?
By default, \tftt and \tt fonts are used for code listing. The easiest way to change to a different font is to use it as your default teletype font. If that is not possible, then you will need to define a new colorscheme, along the lines of the default colorscheme, but changing \v!mono with whatever font you want. Aditya