Quero poder reproduzir esse ambiente no contexto da correção do exame.
Uma pista que encontrei é o uso do pacote bclogo.
No entanto, gostaria de incluir o código Python destacado como visto aqui, e quero incluir linhas de recuo e colori-las de acordo com o escopo (nível de recuo).
Colorindo as linhas de um algoritmo:
Código do algoritmo colorido:
\pdfoutput=1
\usepackage[linesnumbered,titlenumbered,ruled,vlined,resetcount,algosection]{algorithm2e}
\usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames]{xcolor}
\usepackage{color}
\begin{document}
\title{MWE}
\maketitle
\section{Algorithm}
\begin{algorithm}
\caption{3-SAT in polynomial time}
\label{alg:hs}
\DontPrintSemicolon
\KwIn{List of clauses}
\KwOut{The clauses are satisfiable}
\SetKwProg{Fn}{Function}{ is}{end}
\Fn{\textsc{IsSatisfiable}($C$)} {
\color{red} %<- my best attempt
$k\gets 0$ \;
\For {$i = 1$ \bf{to} $|C|$}
{
$c_i \gets $ $i$-th clause \;
$L \gets$ list of literals of $c_i$ \;
$k\gets f(k, L)$ \tcp{a miracle in polynomial time}
}
\color{black} %<- go back to color black
\If {$k$ is even} {
\Return true
}
\Else {
\Return false
}
}
\end{algorithm}
\end{document}
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Para o código Python, aqui está uma solução com o pacote piton
que requer o uso de LuaLaTeX (mas nenhum programa externo).
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{geometry}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usepackage{piton}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\definecolor{bleupyth}{rgb}{0.2157,0.436,0.6172}
\definecolor{jaunpyth}{rgb}{1,0.8157,0.25}
\newcommand{\PythonLogo}{
\begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.004]
\begin{scope}[,yscale=-1]
\fill[bleupyth] (41.1090,0.0000) .. controls (20.0860,0.0000) and
(21.3980,9.1170) .. (21.3980,9.1170) -- (21.4220,18.5620) --
(41.4840,18.5620) -- (41.4840,21.3980) -- (13.4530,21.3980)
.. controls (13.4530,21.3980) and (0.0000,19.8710)
.. (0.0000,41.0860) .. controls (0.0000,62.3010) and
(11.7420,61.5470) .. (11.7420,61.5470) -- (18.7500,61.5470) --
(18.7500,51.7030) .. controls (18.7500,51.7030) and
(18.3710,39.9610) .. (30.3050,39.9610) .. controls
(42.2380,39.9610) and (50.2030,39.9610) .. (50.2030,39.9610)
.. controls (50.2030,39.9610) and (61.3830,40.1410) ..
(61.3830,29.1560) .. controls (61.3830,18.1720) and
(61.3830,10.9920) .. (61.3830,10.9920) .. controls
(61.3830,10.9920) and (63.0820,0.0000) .. (41.1090,0.0000) --
cycle(30.0470,6.3520) .. controls (32.0430,6.3520) and
(33.6560,7.9650) .. (33.6560,9.9610) .. controls (33.6560,11.9570)
and (32.0430,13.5700) .. (30.0470,13.5700) .. controls
(28.0510,13.5700) and (26.4380,11.9570) .. (26.4380,9.9610)
.. controls (26.4380,7.9650) and (28.0510,6.3520)
.. (30.0470,6.3520) -- cycle;
\end{scope}
\begin{scope}[shift={(81,-81)},xscale=-1]
\fill[jaunpyth] (41.1090,0.0000) .. controls (20.0860,0.0000) and
(21.3980,9.1170) .. (21.3980,9.1170) -- (21.4220,18.5620) --
(41.4840,18.5620) -- (41.4840,21.3980) -- (13.4530,21.3980)
.. controls (13.4530,21.3980) and (0.0000,19.8710)
.. (0.0000,41.0860) .. controls (0.0000,62.3010) and
(11.7420,61.5470) .. (11.7420,61.5470) -- (18.7500,61.5470) --
(18.7500,51.7030) .. controls (18.7500,51.7030) and
(18.3710,39.9610) .. (30.3050,39.9610) .. controls
(42.2380,39.9610) and (50.2030,39.9610) .. (50.2030,39.9610)
.. controls (50.2030,39.9610) and (61.3830,40.1410) ..
(61.3830,29.1560) .. controls (61.3830,18.1720) and
(61.3830,10.9920) .. (61.3830,10.9920) .. controls
(61.3830,10.9920) and (63.0820,0.0000) .. (41.1090,0.0000) --
cycle(30.0470,6.3520) .. controls (32.0430,6.3520) and
(33.6560,7.9650) .. (33.6560,9.9610) .. controls (33.6560,11.9570)
and (32.0430,13.5700) .. (30.0470,13.5700) .. controls
(28.0510,13.5700) and (26.4380,11.9570) .. (26.4380,9.9610)
.. controls (26.4380,7.9650) and (28.0510,6.3520)
.. (30.0470,6.3520) -- cycle;
\end{scope}
\end{tikzpicture}}
\ExplSyntaxOn
\NewPitonEnvironment{Python}{}
{
\noindent \PythonLogo\newline \nobreak
\leavevmode
\hspace* { 7.4 pt }
\vrule width 1pt
\hspace* { 5 pt }
\dim_set:Nn \l_tmpa_dim { \linewidth - 12.4 pt }
\begin { minipage } { \l_tmpa_dim }
}
{ \end { minipage } }
\ExplSyntaxOff
\begin{document}
\lipsum[1]
\begin{Python}
class PCFS(StratégieOrdonnancement):
def elire(sef):
p = min(selp.fp.data, key = lambda p : p.taP)
if p.taP <= self.horlogie:
p.changerEtat("Elu")
\end{Python}
\end{document}
O código para o logotipo do Python foi obtidoaqui.