Obrigado, Helge!
I will have that look at the "listings" package!
I also found that the {verse} environment also does the trick. I only
have to open a space where the line should break, and it even indents
the next line:
-
\begin{verse}
very+long+code+that+should+break+here and+t
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi!
I have an article set with the APA class and two columns. In this
article I need to write some amount of javascript code. The problem is
that sometimes this code lines get too long, without any spaces, so
lines extend beyond the columns width. How can I set those par
I was able to improvise a solution using verbatim:
|\begin{verbatim}
very_long_code_very_long_code_very_long_code_
very_long_code_
\end{verbatim}|
Anyway, if there's a better way to do it I would like to know it,
because this solution enables me to break the lines by the present
column wid
Hi!
I have an article set with the APA class and two columns. In this
article I need to write some amount of javascript code. The problem is
that sometimes this code lines get too long, without any spaces, so
lines extend beyond the columns width. How can I set those paragraphs to
break when
