VerbatimInput : adjust a long line of a .dat file












3















In this document, VerbatimInput is calling test_2.dat.



test_2.dat contains a line too long, so that the compilation produces a pdf where that line is not entirely seen:



enter image description here



By using adjustbox, one can adjust the verbatim text:



 begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
begin{BVerbatim}

text

end{BVerbatim}
end{adjustbox}


However, this solution is only valid when the text is directly introduced as verbatim.



I have to use VerbatimInput because I need to call this tesst_2.dat file.



Is there a way to include adjustbox inside VerbatimInput ?



Or any solution to shrink this VerbatimInput text ?



These are the .tex and test_2.dat files:



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}




begin{document}


RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

VerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}

end{document}


The test_2.dat file:



 #####l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


NEW Edit: Following @egreg's comment:



I am using BVerbatimInput, inside the begin{adjustbox}, like shown below, but this generates a pdf where there is no page break, and the rest of the content of the test_2.dat file does not appear:



Is there a way of making the test_2.dat file to be shown normally: - letting the test_2.dat file occupy as many pdf pages as it requires- ?



enter image description here



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}


begin{document}

begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
RecustomVerbatimCommand{BVerbatimInput}{BVerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

BVerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}
end{adjustbox}

end{document}









share|improve this question




















  • 1





    You could use BVerbatimInput, but you need to add the frame yourself.

    – egreg
    Feb 2 '17 at 15:49











  • @egreg Thank you very much for your comment. I have used BVerbatimInput but I am afraid it does not work (forgive me if I got it wrong, see Edit ) Could you please help me? Thank you very much

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 17:09











  • @egreg OK, I finally managed to accomplish that part of the problem, but still is not solved (see the new edit) - Thanks –

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 20:05


















3















In this document, VerbatimInput is calling test_2.dat.



test_2.dat contains a line too long, so that the compilation produces a pdf where that line is not entirely seen:



enter image description here



By using adjustbox, one can adjust the verbatim text:



 begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
begin{BVerbatim}

text

end{BVerbatim}
end{adjustbox}


However, this solution is only valid when the text is directly introduced as verbatim.



I have to use VerbatimInput because I need to call this tesst_2.dat file.



Is there a way to include adjustbox inside VerbatimInput ?



Or any solution to shrink this VerbatimInput text ?



These are the .tex and test_2.dat files:



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}




begin{document}


RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

VerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}

end{document}


The test_2.dat file:



 #####l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


NEW Edit: Following @egreg's comment:



I am using BVerbatimInput, inside the begin{adjustbox}, like shown below, but this generates a pdf where there is no page break, and the rest of the content of the test_2.dat file does not appear:



Is there a way of making the test_2.dat file to be shown normally: - letting the test_2.dat file occupy as many pdf pages as it requires- ?



enter image description here



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}


begin{document}

begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
RecustomVerbatimCommand{BVerbatimInput}{BVerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

BVerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}
end{adjustbox}

end{document}









share|improve this question




















  • 1





    You could use BVerbatimInput, but you need to add the frame yourself.

    – egreg
    Feb 2 '17 at 15:49











  • @egreg Thank you very much for your comment. I have used BVerbatimInput but I am afraid it does not work (forgive me if I got it wrong, see Edit ) Could you please help me? Thank you very much

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 17:09











  • @egreg OK, I finally managed to accomplish that part of the problem, but still is not solved (see the new edit) - Thanks –

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 20:05
















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In this document, VerbatimInput is calling test_2.dat.



test_2.dat contains a line too long, so that the compilation produces a pdf where that line is not entirely seen:



enter image description here



By using adjustbox, one can adjust the verbatim text:



 begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
begin{BVerbatim}

text

end{BVerbatim}
end{adjustbox}


However, this solution is only valid when the text is directly introduced as verbatim.



I have to use VerbatimInput because I need to call this tesst_2.dat file.



Is there a way to include adjustbox inside VerbatimInput ?



Or any solution to shrink this VerbatimInput text ?



These are the .tex and test_2.dat files:



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}




begin{document}


RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

VerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}

end{document}


The test_2.dat file:



 #####l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


NEW Edit: Following @egreg's comment:



I am using BVerbatimInput, inside the begin{adjustbox}, like shown below, but this generates a pdf where there is no page break, and the rest of the content of the test_2.dat file does not appear:



Is there a way of making the test_2.dat file to be shown normally: - letting the test_2.dat file occupy as many pdf pages as it requires- ?



enter image description here



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}


begin{document}

begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
RecustomVerbatimCommand{BVerbatimInput}{BVerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

BVerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}
end{adjustbox}

end{document}









share|improve this question
















In this document, VerbatimInput is calling test_2.dat.



test_2.dat contains a line too long, so that the compilation produces a pdf where that line is not entirely seen:



enter image description here



By using adjustbox, one can adjust the verbatim text:



 begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
begin{BVerbatim}

text

end{BVerbatim}
end{adjustbox}


However, this solution is only valid when the text is directly introduced as verbatim.



I have to use VerbatimInput because I need to call this tesst_2.dat file.



Is there a way to include adjustbox inside VerbatimInput ?



Or any solution to shrink this VerbatimInput text ?



These are the .tex and test_2.dat files:



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}




begin{document}


RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

VerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}

end{document}


The test_2.dat file:



 #####l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:


AL BL LC AA BB CC E


2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220

14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg



####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg

####l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


#l.253:
AL BL LC AA BB CC E
2.75319 2.75319 2.75319 60.67009 65.70804 68.04220 14.756876 # -> reorientation volumregfddfg


NEW Edit: Following @egreg's comment:



I am using BVerbatimInput, inside the begin{adjustbox}, like shown below, but this generates a pdf where there is no page break, and the rest of the content of the test_2.dat file does not appear:



Is there a way of making the test_2.dat file to be shown normally: - letting the test_2.dat file occupy as many pdf pages as it requires- ?



enter image description here



 documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{adjustbox}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}


begin{document}

begin{adjustbox}{max width=linewidth}
RecustomVerbatimCommand{BVerbatimInput}{BVerbatimInput}%
{fontsize=footnotesize,
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

BVerbatimInput{./test_2.dat}
end{adjustbox}

end{document}






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    You could use BVerbatimInput, but you need to add the frame yourself.

    – egreg
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  • @egreg Thank you very much for your comment. I have used BVerbatimInput but I am afraid it does not work (forgive me if I got it wrong, see Edit ) Could you please help me? Thank you very much

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 17:09











  • @egreg OK, I finally managed to accomplish that part of the problem, but still is not solved (see the new edit) - Thanks –

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 20:05
















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    You could use BVerbatimInput, but you need to add the frame yourself.

    – egreg
    Feb 2 '17 at 15:49











  • @egreg Thank you very much for your comment. I have used BVerbatimInput but I am afraid it does not work (forgive me if I got it wrong, see Edit ) Could you please help me? Thank you very much

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 17:09











  • @egreg OK, I finally managed to accomplish that part of the problem, but still is not solved (see the new edit) - Thanks –

    – DavidC.
    Feb 2 '17 at 20:05










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You could use BVerbatimInput, but you need to add the frame yourself.

– egreg
Feb 2 '17 at 15:49





You could use BVerbatimInput, but you need to add the frame yourself.

– egreg
Feb 2 '17 at 15:49













@egreg Thank you very much for your comment. I have used BVerbatimInput but I am afraid it does not work (forgive me if I got it wrong, see Edit ) Could you please help me? Thank you very much

– DavidC.
Feb 2 '17 at 17:09





@egreg Thank you very much for your comment. I have used BVerbatimInput but I am afraid it does not work (forgive me if I got it wrong, see Edit ) Could you please help me? Thank you very much

– DavidC.
Feb 2 '17 at 17:09













@egreg OK, I finally managed to accomplish that part of the problem, but still is not solved (see the new edit) - Thanks –

– DavidC.
Feb 2 '17 at 20:05







@egreg OK, I finally managed to accomplish that part of the problem, but still is not solved (see the new edit) - Thanks –

– DavidC.
Feb 2 '17 at 20:05












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I see no “automatic” way to do it, but you can easily play with font sizes: in your setup,



fontsize{7}{9}selectfont


is good.



documentclass[12pt]{article}

usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{fancyvrb}
usepackage{color,soul}
usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}

RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}{
fontsize=footnotesize % default
%
frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
rulecolor=color{Gray},
%
label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
labelposition=topline,
%
%commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
% commands within the verbatim
%commentchar=* % comment character
}

begin{document}

VerbatimInput[fontsize=fontsize{7}{9}selectfont]{jobname.dat}

end{document}


enter image description here



You may need to add



RequirePackage{fix-cm}


at the very top of the document, before documentclass, if you want to exercise finer control on the font size.






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    I see no “automatic” way to do it, but you can easily play with font sizes: in your setup,



    fontsize{7}{9}selectfont


    is good.



    documentclass[12pt]{article}

    usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
    usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
    usepackage{enumitem}
    usepackage{fancyvrb}
    usepackage{color,soul}
    usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}

    RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}{
    fontsize=footnotesize % default
    %
    frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
    framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
    rulecolor=color{Gray},
    %
    label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
    labelposition=topline,
    %
    %commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
    % commands within the verbatim
    %commentchar=* % comment character
    }

    begin{document}

    VerbatimInput[fontsize=fontsize{7}{9}selectfont]{jobname.dat}

    end{document}


    enter image description here



    You may need to add



    RequirePackage{fix-cm}


    at the very top of the document, before documentclass, if you want to exercise finer control on the font size.






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      I see no “automatic” way to do it, but you can easily play with font sizes: in your setup,



      fontsize{7}{9}selectfont


      is good.



      documentclass[12pt]{article}

      usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
      usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
      usepackage{enumitem}
      usepackage{fancyvrb}
      usepackage{color,soul}
      usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}

      RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}{
      fontsize=footnotesize % default
      %
      frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
      framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
      rulecolor=color{Gray},
      %
      label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
      labelposition=topline,
      %
      %commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
      % commands within the verbatim
      %commentchar=* % comment character
      }

      begin{document}

      VerbatimInput[fontsize=fontsize{7}{9}selectfont]{jobname.dat}

      end{document}


      enter image description here



      You may need to add



      RequirePackage{fix-cm}


      at the very top of the document, before documentclass, if you want to exercise finer control on the font size.






      share|improve this answer


























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        I see no “automatic” way to do it, but you can easily play with font sizes: in your setup,



        fontsize{7}{9}selectfont


        is good.



        documentclass[12pt]{article}

        usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
        usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
        usepackage{enumitem}
        usepackage{fancyvrb}
        usepackage{color,soul}
        usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}

        RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}{
        fontsize=footnotesize % default
        %
        frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
        framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
        rulecolor=color{Gray},
        %
        label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
        labelposition=topline,
        %
        %commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
        % commands within the verbatim
        %commentchar=* % comment character
        }

        begin{document}

        VerbatimInput[fontsize=fontsize{7}{9}selectfont]{jobname.dat}

        end{document}


        enter image description here



        You may need to add



        RequirePackage{fix-cm}


        at the very top of the document, before documentclass, if you want to exercise finer control on the font size.






        share|improve this answer













        I see no “automatic” way to do it, but you can easily play with font sizes: in your setup,



        fontsize{7}{9}selectfont


        is good.



        documentclass[12pt]{article}

        usepackage[left=2.5cm,top=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,bottom=2.5cm]{geometry}
        usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
        usepackage{enumitem}
        usepackage{fancyvrb}
        usepackage{color,soul}
        usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}

        RecustomVerbatimCommand{VerbatimInput}{VerbatimInput}{
        fontsize=footnotesize % default
        %
        frame=lines, % top and bottom rule only
        framesep=2em, % separation between frame and text
        rulecolor=color{Gray},
        %
        label=fbox{color{Black}test.dat},
        labelposition=topline,
        %
        %commandchars=|(), % escape character and argument delimiters for
        % commands within the verbatim
        %commentchar=* % comment character
        }

        begin{document}

        VerbatimInput[fontsize=fontsize{7}{9}selectfont]{jobname.dat}

        end{document}


        enter image description here



        You may need to add



        RequirePackage{fix-cm}


        at the very top of the document, before documentclass, if you want to exercise finer control on the font size.







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