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How to justify escaped proportional text inside monospaced/fixed listing?


Paragraph column in tabular working only in the first columnWhy are my Images not correctly centered?Exhaustive Information about text alignment in TabularDifference between fixed-width and proportional typewriter fonts in listings?tex4ht and listings: lines don't break when using escapeinsideHow to fix text alignment?Align leaders to the right end of the enclosing hbox?lstnewenvironment/lstset : using colors conditionally emph/emphstyle - SAS: (in=_x) versus if x in (1,2)Same font for listing and escaped latexHow to arrange two bodies of text /sections side by side? (Custom Resume Building)













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I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:



enter image description here



On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.



On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)



How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?



Here's the code to reproduce the above table:



documentclassarticle

usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagelistings
usepackagecolor
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs

begindocument

pagestyleempty

lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
lstset
basicstyle=ttfamily,
columns=fixed,
escapeinside=@@




subsectionRelation to NFAs

begincenter
begintabular*3l
toprule
multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
midrule
$texttte_1texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
@textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
JMP .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte?$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte+$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
SPL .L1, .L2;
.L2:
endrgxbc
\
hline
$texttte*$ &
...
&
beginrgxbc
.L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
.L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
JMP .L1;
.L3:
endrgxbc
\
bottomrule
endtabular
endcenter

enddocument









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    I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:



    enter image description here



    On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.



    On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)



    How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?



    Here's the code to reproduce the above table:



    documentclassarticle

    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackagegraphicx
    usepackagelistings
    usepackagecolor
    usepackagemathtools
    usepackagebooktabs

    begindocument

    pagestyleempty

    lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
    lstset
    basicstyle=ttfamily,
    columns=fixed,
    escapeinside=@@




    subsectionRelation to NFAs

    begincenter
    begintabular*3l
    toprule
    multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
    midrule
    $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
    ...
    &
    beginrgxbc
    @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
    @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
    endrgxbc
    \
    hline
    $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
    ...
    &
    beginrgxbc
    SPL .L1, .L2;
    .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
    JMP .L3;
    .L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
    .L3:
    endrgxbc
    \
    hline
    $texttte?$ &
    ...
    &
    beginrgxbc
    SPL .L1, .L2;
    .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
    .L2:
    endrgxbc
    \
    hline
    $texttte+$ &
    ...
    &
    beginrgxbc
    .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
    SPL .L1, .L2;
    .L2:
    endrgxbc
    \
    hline
    $texttte*$ &
    ...
    &
    beginrgxbc
    .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
    .L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
    JMP .L1;
    .L3:
    endrgxbc
    \
    bottomrule
    endtabular
    endcenter

    enddocument









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      I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:



      enter image description here



      On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.



      On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)



      How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?



      Here's the code to reproduce the above table:



      documentclassarticle

      usepackage[utf8]inputenc
      usepackagegraphicx
      usepackagelistings
      usepackagecolor
      usepackagemathtools
      usepackagebooktabs

      begindocument

      pagestyleempty

      lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
      lstset
      basicstyle=ttfamily,
      columns=fixed,
      escapeinside=@@




      subsectionRelation to NFAs

      begincenter
      begintabular*3l
      toprule
      multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
      midrule
      $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
      @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      SPL .L1, .L2;
      .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
      JMP .L3;
      .L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
      .L3:
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte?$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      SPL .L1, .L2;
      .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
      .L2:
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte+$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
      SPL .L1, .L2;
      .L2:
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte*$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
      .L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
      JMP .L1;
      .L3:
      endrgxbc
      \
      bottomrule
      endtabular
      endcenter

      enddocument









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      I have a fixed column listing on which I have escapped to LaTeX to write a proportional bit of text. The following pic illustrates what I have:



      enter image description here



      On the green box, the proportional text have perfectly aligned to the monospaced text, probably by accident, but that's exactly what I want.



      On the red box, because of the subscript there, the text did not align properly to the fixed columns. (In this case, I believe the spacing should be increased so that the semicolon will align to the space above it.)



      How could I justify escaped text (possibly with math mode equations) so that it would align to the closest number of fixed-width columns inside the listing?



      Here's the code to reproduce the above table:



      documentclassarticle

      usepackage[utf8]inputenc
      usepackagegraphicx
      usepackagelistings
      usepackagecolor
      usepackagemathtools
      usepackagebooktabs

      begindocument

      pagestyleempty

      lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
      lstset
      basicstyle=ttfamily,
      columns=fixed,
      escapeinside=@@




      subsectionRelation to NFAs

      begincenter
      begintabular*3l
      toprule
      multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
      midrule
      $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
      @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      SPL .L1, .L2;
      .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
      JMP .L3;
      .L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
      .L3:
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte?$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      SPL .L1, .L2;
      .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
      .L2:
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte+$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      .L1: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
      SPL .L1, .L2;
      .L2:
      endrgxbc
      \
      hline
      $texttte*$ &
      ...
      &
      beginrgxbc
      .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
      .L2: @textnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
      JMP .L1;
      .L3:
      endrgxbc
      \
      bottomrule
      endtabular
      endcenter

      enddocument






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          documentclassarticle

          usepackage[utf8]inputenc
          usepackagegraphicx
          usepackagelistings
          usepackagecolor
          usepackagemathtools
          usepackagebooktabs

          makeatletter
          defzz#1%
          setbox0hbox#1%
          count0=wd0
          dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
          dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
          ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
          makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%

          makeatletter


          begindocument

          pagestyleempty

          lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
          lstset
          basicstyle=ttfamily,
          columns=fixed,
          escapeinside=@@






          subsectionRelation to NFAs

          begincenter
          begintabular*3l
          toprule
          multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
          midrule
          $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
          ...
          &
          beginrgxbc
          @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
          @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
          endrgxbc
          \
          hline
          $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
          ...
          &
          beginrgxbc
          SPL .L1, .L2;
          .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
          JMP .L3;
          .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
          .L3:
          endrgxbc
          \
          hline
          $texttte?$ &
          ...
          &
          beginrgxbc
          SPL .L1, .L2;
          .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
          .L2:
          endrgxbc
          \
          hline
          $texttte+$ &
          ...
          &
          beginrgxbc
          .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
          SPL .L1, .L2;
          .L2:
          endrgxbc
          \
          hline
          $texttte*$ &
          ...
          &
          beginrgxbc
          .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
          .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
          JMP .L1;
          .L3:
          endrgxbc
          \
          bottomrule
          endtabular
          endcenter

          enddocument





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            enter image description here



            documentclassarticle

            usepackage[utf8]inputenc
            usepackagegraphicx
            usepackagelistings
            usepackagecolor
            usepackagemathtools
            usepackagebooktabs

            makeatletter
            defzz#1%
            setbox0hbox#1%
            count0=wd0
            dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
            dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
            ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
            makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%

            makeatletter


            begindocument

            pagestyleempty

            lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
            lstset
            basicstyle=ttfamily,
            columns=fixed,
            escapeinside=@@






            subsectionRelation to NFAs

            begincenter
            begintabular*3l
            toprule
            multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
            midrule
            $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
            ...
            &
            beginrgxbc
            @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
            @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
            endrgxbc
            \
            hline
            $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
            ...
            &
            beginrgxbc
            SPL .L1, .L2;
            .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
            JMP .L3;
            .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
            .L3:
            endrgxbc
            \
            hline
            $texttte?$ &
            ...
            &
            beginrgxbc
            SPL .L1, .L2;
            .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
            .L2:
            endrgxbc
            \
            hline
            $texttte+$ &
            ...
            &
            beginrgxbc
            .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
            SPL .L1, .L2;
            .L2:
            endrgxbc
            \
            hline
            $texttte*$ &
            ...
            &
            beginrgxbc
            .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
            .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
            JMP .L1;
            .L3:
            endrgxbc
            \
            bottomrule
            endtabular
            endcenter

            enddocument





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              You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width



              enter image description here



              documentclassarticle

              usepackage[utf8]inputenc
              usepackagegraphicx
              usepackagelistings
              usepackagecolor
              usepackagemathtools
              usepackagebooktabs

              makeatletter
              defzz#1%
              setbox0hbox#1%
              count0=wd0
              dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
              dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
              ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
              makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%

              makeatletter


              begindocument

              pagestyleempty

              lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
              lstset
              basicstyle=ttfamily,
              columns=fixed,
              escapeinside=@@






              subsectionRelation to NFAs

              begincenter
              begintabular*3l
              toprule
              multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
              midrule
              $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
              ...
              &
              beginrgxbc
              @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
              @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
              endrgxbc
              \
              hline
              $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
              ...
              &
              beginrgxbc
              SPL .L1, .L2;
              .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
              JMP .L3;
              .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
              .L3:
              endrgxbc
              \
              hline
              $texttte?$ &
              ...
              &
              beginrgxbc
              SPL .L1, .L2;
              .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
              .L2:
              endrgxbc
              \
              hline
              $texttte+$ &
              ...
              &
              beginrgxbc
              .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
              SPL .L1, .L2;
              .L2:
              endrgxbc
              \
              hline
              $texttte*$ &
              ...
              &
              beginrgxbc
              .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
              .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
              JMP .L1;
              .L3:
              endrgxbc
              \
              bottomrule
              endtabular
              endcenter

              enddocument





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                You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width



                enter image description here



                documentclassarticle

                usepackage[utf8]inputenc
                usepackagegraphicx
                usepackagelistings
                usepackagecolor
                usepackagemathtools
                usepackagebooktabs

                makeatletter
                defzz#1%
                setbox0hbox#1%
                count0=wd0
                dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
                dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
                ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
                makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%

                makeatletter


                begindocument

                pagestyleempty

                lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
                lstset
                basicstyle=ttfamily,
                columns=fixed,
                escapeinside=@@






                subsectionRelation to NFAs

                begincenter
                begintabular*3l
                toprule
                multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
                midrule
                $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
                @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
                endrgxbc
                \
                hline
                $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                SPL .L1, .L2;
                .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
                JMP .L3;
                .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
                .L3:
                endrgxbc
                \
                hline
                $texttte?$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                SPL .L1, .L2;
                .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
                .L2:
                endrgxbc
                \
                hline
                $texttte+$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
                SPL .L1, .L2;
                .L2:
                endrgxbc
                \
                hline
                $texttte*$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                .L1: SPL .L2, .L3;
                .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte$@;
                JMP .L1;
                .L3:
                endrgxbc
                \
                bottomrule
                endtabular
                endcenter

                enddocument





                share|improve this answer













                You can force all the escaped code into a box a size a multiple of the listings fixed column width



                enter image description here



                documentclassarticle

                usepackage[utf8]inputenc
                usepackagegraphicx
                usepackagelistings
                usepackagecolor
                usepackagemathtools
                usepackagebooktabs

                makeatletter
                defzz#1%
                setbox0hbox#1%
                count0=wd0
                dividecount0 by dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
                dimen0=count0 dimexprlst@widthfixedrelax
                ifdimdimen0<wd0 advancedimen0 lst@widthfixedfi
                makebox[dimen0][l]usebox0%

                makeatletter


                begindocument

                pagestyleempty

                lstnewenvironmentrgxbc
                lstset
                basicstyle=ttfamily,
                columns=fixed,
                escapeinside=@@






                subsectionRelation to NFAs

                begincenter
                begintabular*3l
                toprule
                multicolumn1cemphExpression & multicolumn1cemphNFA & multicolumn1cemphBytecode \
                midrule
                $texttte_1texttte_2$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
                @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
                endrgxbc
                \
                hline
                $texttte_1| texttte_2$ &
                ...
                &
                beginrgxbc
                SPL .L1, .L2;
                .L1: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_1$@;
                JMP .L3;
                .L2: @zztextnormaltextitcode for $texttte_2$@;
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