[Tex/LaTex] Include Maple code in Latex

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I am trying to include some Maple code in a LaTeX using the minted package. I know it is not possible to choose Maple as programming language, so I am trying to find a substitute that looks somewhat similar, with red color for instance and blue color for output.

Also, is it possible to define your own language and make it look like Maple code?

Best Answer

you could use the listings package if what you have is just code. It does not have the definition for Maple, however, lucky for you, Alexander Shapiro already ran into that problem. The following is taken from Here, and should go in your preamble.

%% 
%% Maple definitions (c) 2008 Alexander Shapiro 
%% 
\lst@definelanguage{Maple}% 
{morekeywords={and,assuming,break,by,catch,description,do,done,% 
elif,else,end,error,export,fi,finally,for,from,global,if,% 
implies,in,intersect,local,minus,mod,module,next,not,od,% 
option,options,or,proc,quit,read,return,save,stop,subset,then,% 
to,try,union,use,uses,while,xor},% 
sensitive=true,% 
morecomment=[l]\#,% 
morestring=[b]",% 
morestring=[d]"% 
}[keywords,comments,strings]%

If you want to include whole worksheets with inputs and outputs, then look into maple2e. The file maple2e.sty is supplied by Maplesoft, and you should move it to the proper folder on your machine look here for instructions.

Documentation of maple2e can be found Here and here.

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