I am using the listings
package to typeset some code. I've defined a lstlisting
environment, based upon the standard Haskell
environment, and added a number of literate
replacements, including:
literate={->}{{$\rightarrow{}$}}2
When the symbol ->
appears in a listing environment, my spacing around the symbol is preserved. However, when it appears in an inline listing, the space after the \rightarrow
gets eaten, resulting in T a -> a -> a
looking like T a ->a -> a
. Does anyone know how I can avoid this behavior in the inline listings without also confusing the listing environment?
\documentclass
and the appropriate packages so that those trying to help don't have to recreate it. I realize that it does not sound too complicated in this case, but any time you can save of those trying to help would be appreciated. – Peter Grill Feb 22 '12 at 5:45