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Subject: Re: [Caml-list] insert ocaml source in latex

> I want to insert some Ocaml expressions in latex, but by cut/paste it's
> impossible, because I lose
> the identation.
> Do you have a solution to insert Ocaml source in latex document ?
> Do you know if someone has written a definition for using ocaml with the
> listings package ?

It might not be up to date, but there is one that is included in the 
default listings package.

\lstset{
   language=[Objective]Caml
}

should work.

-- Benoit