To insert MATLAB code into LaTeX, download the MATLAB code style file from an online source, copy the style file into the same folder as the LaTeX document, include the style file package in the LaTeX preamble, and use the command \lstinputlisting to include MATLAB files in the document.
To insert MATLAB code into LaTeX, download the MATLAB code style file from an online source, copy the style file into the same folder as the LaTeX document, include the style file package in the LaTeX preamble, and use the command \lstinputlisting to include MATLAB files in the document.
To insert MATLAB code into LaTeX, download the MATLAB code style file from an online source, copy the style file into the same folder as the LaTeX document, include the style file package in the LaTeX preamble, and use the command \lstinputlisting to include MATLAB files in the document.
To insert MATLAB code into LaTeX, download the MATLAB code style file from an online source, copy the style file into the same folder as the LaTeX document, include the style file package in the LaTeX preamble, and use the command \lstinputlisting to include MATLAB files in the document.
1. Find the style at http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/8015
2. Download the style and then unzip 3. Copy the mcode.sty (found inside mcode folder in extracted file) and copy into the same folder as your latex document (additional information about how to use it can be found in the document itself) 4. Make sure you include \usepackage {mcode} at the top of your LATEX document. (You can alter how the style looks, e.g. have line number included with [numbered] before {mcode}) 5. To include your Matlab file simply copy your Matlab file into your LATEX folder, then use the command in the appropriate places \lstinputlisting{yourfile.m}.