Multicol listings and ntheorem rendering wrong











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Given the quite long MWE:



documentclass{memoir}
usepackage[dvipsnames,table]{xcolor}
%usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{needspace}
usepackage{multido}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage[thmmarks, amsmath]{ntheorem}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{listings}

nonzeroparskip % Create space between paragraphs
setlength{parindent}{0pt} % Remove paragraph indentation
setlengthcolumnsep{0pt} % for multicol: still too much space in between

% From here:
% https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/24101/theorem-decorations-that-stay-with-theorem-environment
newcommand{theoremhang}{% top theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,2){line(1,0){206}}% Top line
multido{iA=2+-1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Top hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremhung}{% bottom theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,0){line(1,0){206}}% Bottom line
multido{iA=0+1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Bottom hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremspace}{needspace{2baselineskip}}
newcommand{theoremspuce}{nopagebreaknoindent}

theoremstyle{plain}
theoremsymbol{}%
theoremprework{theoremspacetheoremhangvspace*{-1.3ex}}%
theorempostwork{theoremspucetheoremhung}%
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseries}
theoremseparator{.}
theorembodyfont{upshape}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}




lstnewenvironment{code}[1]%
{%
noindent%
minipage{linewidth}%
theoremspace%
theoremhang%
lstset{#1}}%
{theoremhungendminipage}

begin{document}

Code Env:

begin{code}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{code}

Theorem Env:

begin{theorem}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{theorem}

Multicol Code Env:

begin{multicols}{2}
begin{itemize}
item
begin{code}
left
end{code}
item
begin{code}
right
end{code}
end{itemize}
end{multicols}

end{document}


I get:



rendered output



Where I have two problems:




  1. The hang/hung bars do not have the same distance to text (In particular the space from end of theorem+listings to the hung below is too large. But there are also other problems: for example "Theorem Env:" to hung above)

  2. The multicol environment is not left aligned (may be caused by itemize which is needed to have the listings side-by-side)


I tried a lot with vspace hackery, but for at least at one of the places a problem persisted ;(



And is it possible to have the multicols/itemize in a self-defined environment to have everything more compact?



best regards,
Markus










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    i believe that the multicol environment is left aligned, but the indentation of the code environment is a consequence of the fact that it's within an itemize environment. even though the item label is absent. space is left for it at the beginning of the line..
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 0:48










  • Thank you, yes I think so too. How can I avoid the itemize to indent? Most problems are in the vertical spacing. (For example, Theorem to hung is too close). Btw. the itemize is necessary so that the code blocks are side-by-side.
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 9:57












  • the only straightforward way i can think of to avoid the item indent is to get out of itemize. one of the list-enhancement packages, i've forgotten which, has a "resule" facility that allows one to continue numbering in an enumerate environment, but you wouldn't even need that with itemize since there's nothing you need to keep track of. just exit from itemize and go back in after the code block.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:29










  • Do you mean that I just put begin{itemize}itemend{itemize} within the two code envs? Or is there a way to define column breaks in multicol without any itemize?
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:49






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    there is a command columnbreak that you can use to break after the code on the left. maybe even par would work.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:55















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Given the quite long MWE:



documentclass{memoir}
usepackage[dvipsnames,table]{xcolor}
%usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{needspace}
usepackage{multido}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage[thmmarks, amsmath]{ntheorem}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{listings}

nonzeroparskip % Create space between paragraphs
setlength{parindent}{0pt} % Remove paragraph indentation
setlengthcolumnsep{0pt} % for multicol: still too much space in between

% From here:
% https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/24101/theorem-decorations-that-stay-with-theorem-environment
newcommand{theoremhang}{% top theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,2){line(1,0){206}}% Top line
multido{iA=2+-1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Top hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremhung}{% bottom theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,0){line(1,0){206}}% Bottom line
multido{iA=0+1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Bottom hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremspace}{needspace{2baselineskip}}
newcommand{theoremspuce}{nopagebreaknoindent}

theoremstyle{plain}
theoremsymbol{}%
theoremprework{theoremspacetheoremhangvspace*{-1.3ex}}%
theorempostwork{theoremspucetheoremhung}%
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseries}
theoremseparator{.}
theorembodyfont{upshape}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}




lstnewenvironment{code}[1]%
{%
noindent%
minipage{linewidth}%
theoremspace%
theoremhang%
lstset{#1}}%
{theoremhungendminipage}

begin{document}

Code Env:

begin{code}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{code}

Theorem Env:

begin{theorem}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{theorem}

Multicol Code Env:

begin{multicols}{2}
begin{itemize}
item
begin{code}
left
end{code}
item
begin{code}
right
end{code}
end{itemize}
end{multicols}

end{document}


I get:



rendered output



Where I have two problems:




  1. The hang/hung bars do not have the same distance to text (In particular the space from end of theorem+listings to the hung below is too large. But there are also other problems: for example "Theorem Env:" to hung above)

  2. The multicol environment is not left aligned (may be caused by itemize which is needed to have the listings side-by-side)


I tried a lot with vspace hackery, but for at least at one of the places a problem persisted ;(



And is it possible to have the multicols/itemize in a self-defined environment to have everything more compact?



best regards,
Markus










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    i believe that the multicol environment is left aligned, but the indentation of the code environment is a consequence of the fact that it's within an itemize environment. even though the item label is absent. space is left for it at the beginning of the line..
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 0:48










  • Thank you, yes I think so too. How can I avoid the itemize to indent? Most problems are in the vertical spacing. (For example, Theorem to hung is too close). Btw. the itemize is necessary so that the code blocks are side-by-side.
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 9:57












  • the only straightforward way i can think of to avoid the item indent is to get out of itemize. one of the list-enhancement packages, i've forgotten which, has a "resule" facility that allows one to continue numbering in an enumerate environment, but you wouldn't even need that with itemize since there's nothing you need to keep track of. just exit from itemize and go back in after the code block.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:29










  • Do you mean that I just put begin{itemize}itemend{itemize} within the two code envs? Or is there a way to define column breaks in multicol without any itemize?
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:49






  • 1




    there is a command columnbreak that you can use to break after the code on the left. maybe even par would work.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:55













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down vote

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Given the quite long MWE:



documentclass{memoir}
usepackage[dvipsnames,table]{xcolor}
%usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{needspace}
usepackage{multido}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage[thmmarks, amsmath]{ntheorem}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{listings}

nonzeroparskip % Create space between paragraphs
setlength{parindent}{0pt} % Remove paragraph indentation
setlengthcolumnsep{0pt} % for multicol: still too much space in between

% From here:
% https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/24101/theorem-decorations-that-stay-with-theorem-environment
newcommand{theoremhang}{% top theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,2){line(1,0){206}}% Top line
multido{iA=2+-1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Top hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremhung}{% bottom theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,0){line(1,0){206}}% Bottom line
multido{iA=0+1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Bottom hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremspace}{needspace{2baselineskip}}
newcommand{theoremspuce}{nopagebreaknoindent}

theoremstyle{plain}
theoremsymbol{}%
theoremprework{theoremspacetheoremhangvspace*{-1.3ex}}%
theorempostwork{theoremspucetheoremhung}%
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseries}
theoremseparator{.}
theorembodyfont{upshape}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}




lstnewenvironment{code}[1]%
{%
noindent%
minipage{linewidth}%
theoremspace%
theoremhang%
lstset{#1}}%
{theoremhungendminipage}

begin{document}

Code Env:

begin{code}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{code}

Theorem Env:

begin{theorem}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{theorem}

Multicol Code Env:

begin{multicols}{2}
begin{itemize}
item
begin{code}
left
end{code}
item
begin{code}
right
end{code}
end{itemize}
end{multicols}

end{document}


I get:



rendered output



Where I have two problems:




  1. The hang/hung bars do not have the same distance to text (In particular the space from end of theorem+listings to the hung below is too large. But there are also other problems: for example "Theorem Env:" to hung above)

  2. The multicol environment is not left aligned (may be caused by itemize which is needed to have the listings side-by-side)


I tried a lot with vspace hackery, but for at least at one of the places a problem persisted ;(



And is it possible to have the multicols/itemize in a self-defined environment to have everything more compact?



best regards,
Markus










share|improve this question















Given the quite long MWE:



documentclass{memoir}
usepackage[dvipsnames,table]{xcolor}
%usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{needspace}
usepackage{multido}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage[thmmarks, amsmath]{ntheorem}
usepackage{thmtools}
usepackage{listings}

nonzeroparskip % Create space between paragraphs
setlength{parindent}{0pt} % Remove paragraph indentation
setlengthcolumnsep{0pt} % for multicol: still too much space in between

% From here:
% https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/24101/theorem-decorations-that-stay-with-theorem-environment
newcommand{theoremhang}{% top theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,2){line(1,0){206}}% Top line
multido{iA=2+-1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Top hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,-1){1}}% Top right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremhung}{% bottom theorem decoration
begingroup%
setlength{unitlength}{.005linewidth}% linewidth/200
begin{picture}(0,0)(1.5,0)%
linethickness{0.45pt} color{Black}%
put(-3,0){line(1,0){206}}% Bottom line
multido{iA=0+1,iB=50+-10}{5}{% Bottom hangs
color{black!iB}%
put(-3,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom left hang
put(203,iA){line(0,1){1}}% Bottom right hang
}%
end{picture}%
endgroup%
}%

newcommand{theoremspace}{needspace{2baselineskip}}
newcommand{theoremspuce}{nopagebreaknoindent}

theoremstyle{plain}
theoremsymbol{}%
theoremprework{theoremspacetheoremhangvspace*{-1.3ex}}%
theorempostwork{theoremspucetheoremhung}%
theoremheaderfont{upshapebfseries}
theoremseparator{.}
theorembodyfont{upshape}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}




lstnewenvironment{code}[1]%
{%
noindent%
minipage{linewidth}%
theoremspace%
theoremhang%
lstset{#1}}%
{theoremhungendminipage}

begin{document}

Code Env:

begin{code}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{code}

Theorem Env:

begin{theorem}
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test.
end{theorem}

Multicol Code Env:

begin{multicols}{2}
begin{itemize}
item
begin{code}
left
end{code}
item
begin{code}
right
end{code}
end{itemize}
end{multicols}

end{document}


I get:



rendered output



Where I have two problems:




  1. The hang/hung bars do not have the same distance to text (In particular the space from end of theorem+listings to the hung below is too large. But there are also other problems: for example "Theorem Env:" to hung above)

  2. The multicol environment is not left aligned (may be caused by itemize which is needed to have the listings side-by-side)


I tried a lot with vspace hackery, but for at least at one of the places a problem persisted ;(



And is it possible to have the multicols/itemize in a self-defined environment to have everything more compact?



best regards,
Markus







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    i believe that the multicol environment is left aligned, but the indentation of the code environment is a consequence of the fact that it's within an itemize environment. even though the item label is absent. space is left for it at the beginning of the line..
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 0:48










  • Thank you, yes I think so too. How can I avoid the itemize to indent? Most problems are in the vertical spacing. (For example, Theorem to hung is too close). Btw. the itemize is necessary so that the code blocks are side-by-side.
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 9:57












  • the only straightforward way i can think of to avoid the item indent is to get out of itemize. one of the list-enhancement packages, i've forgotten which, has a "resule" facility that allows one to continue numbering in an enumerate environment, but you wouldn't even need that with itemize since there's nothing you need to keep track of. just exit from itemize and go back in after the code block.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:29










  • Do you mean that I just put begin{itemize}itemend{itemize} within the two code envs? Or is there a way to define column breaks in multicol without any itemize?
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:49






  • 1




    there is a command columnbreak that you can use to break after the code on the left. maybe even par would work.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:55














  • 2




    i believe that the multicol environment is left aligned, but the indentation of the code environment is a consequence of the fact that it's within an itemize environment. even though the item label is absent. space is left for it at the beginning of the line..
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 0:48










  • Thank you, yes I think so too. How can I avoid the itemize to indent? Most problems are in the vertical spacing. (For example, Theorem to hung is too close). Btw. the itemize is necessary so that the code blocks are side-by-side.
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 9:57












  • the only straightforward way i can think of to avoid the item indent is to get out of itemize. one of the list-enhancement packages, i've forgotten which, has a "resule" facility that allows one to continue numbering in an enumerate environment, but you wouldn't even need that with itemize since there's nothing you need to keep track of. just exit from itemize and go back in after the code block.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:29










  • Do you mean that I just put begin{itemize}itemend{itemize} within the two code envs? Or is there a way to define column breaks in multicol without any itemize?
    – markus23
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:49






  • 1




    there is a command columnbreak that you can use to break after the code on the left. maybe even par would work.
    – barbara beeton
    Sep 18 '17 at 12:55








2




2




i believe that the multicol environment is left aligned, but the indentation of the code environment is a consequence of the fact that it's within an itemize environment. even though the item label is absent. space is left for it at the beginning of the line..
– barbara beeton
Sep 18 '17 at 0:48




i believe that the multicol environment is left aligned, but the indentation of the code environment is a consequence of the fact that it's within an itemize environment. even though the item label is absent. space is left for it at the beginning of the line..
– barbara beeton
Sep 18 '17 at 0:48












Thank you, yes I think so too. How can I avoid the itemize to indent? Most problems are in the vertical spacing. (For example, Theorem to hung is too close). Btw. the itemize is necessary so that the code blocks are side-by-side.
– markus23
Sep 18 '17 at 9:57






Thank you, yes I think so too. How can I avoid the itemize to indent? Most problems are in the vertical spacing. (For example, Theorem to hung is too close). Btw. the itemize is necessary so that the code blocks are side-by-side.
– markus23
Sep 18 '17 at 9:57














the only straightforward way i can think of to avoid the item indent is to get out of itemize. one of the list-enhancement packages, i've forgotten which, has a "resule" facility that allows one to continue numbering in an enumerate environment, but you wouldn't even need that with itemize since there's nothing you need to keep track of. just exit from itemize and go back in after the code block.
– barbara beeton
Sep 18 '17 at 12:29




the only straightforward way i can think of to avoid the item indent is to get out of itemize. one of the list-enhancement packages, i've forgotten which, has a "resule" facility that allows one to continue numbering in an enumerate environment, but you wouldn't even need that with itemize since there's nothing you need to keep track of. just exit from itemize and go back in after the code block.
– barbara beeton
Sep 18 '17 at 12:29












Do you mean that I just put begin{itemize}itemend{itemize} within the two code envs? Or is there a way to define column breaks in multicol without any itemize?
– markus23
Sep 18 '17 at 12:49




Do you mean that I just put begin{itemize}itemend{itemize} within the two code envs? Or is there a way to define column breaks in multicol without any itemize?
– markus23
Sep 18 '17 at 12:49




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1




there is a command columnbreak that you can use to break after the code on the left. maybe even par would work.
– barbara beeton
Sep 18 '17 at 12:55




there is a command columnbreak that you can use to break after the code on the left. maybe even par would work.
– barbara beeton
Sep 18 '17 at 12:55










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A partial solution is to have vspace within



theorempostwork{vspace{-1em}theoremspucetheoremhung}


Initially I tried to add the vspace to theoremspuce, where it did not work.






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    Initially I tried to add the vspace to theoremspuce, where it did not work.






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