Suggestions for code
The following packages have something in common with the package code. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package minted-code: Predefined environments for typesetting LaTeX code with minted
- Package tabverb: Verbatim text respecting TAB characters
- Package astyped: Verbatim environment, with rather few escapes
- Package alltt2: Indented version of alltt
- Package verbtext: Verbatim, interpreting non-ascii text
- Package verbinp:
8-bit
verbatim - Package download: Allow LaTeX to download files using an external process
- Package bashful: Invoke bash commands from within LaTeX
- Package context-filter: Run external programs on the contents of a start-stop environment
- Package samples: A collection of Plain TeX coding examples
- Package cprotectinside: Use cprotect arbitrarily nested
- Package gmverb: A variant of LaTeX \verb, verbatim and shortvrb
- Package phfquotetext: Quote verbatim text without white space formatting
- Package saveenv: Save environment content verbatim
- Package verbatimcopy: Make copies of text documents from within LaTeX
- Package jupynotex: Include whole or partial Jupyter notebooks in LaTeX documents
- Package context-vim: Generate ConTeXt syntax highlighting code from vim
- Package graphicscache: Cache includegraphics calls
- Package hvextern: Write and execute external code, and insert the output
- Package pageframe: Page frames, grids, etc., for LaTeX 2.09
- Package hexdump: Read and typeset ASCII hexdump files
- Package llist: List ASCII text files in landscape
- Package nofill: Preserve spaces and line breaks when setting text
- Package verbatim-tub: Plain TeX macros for verbatim
- Package vrbexin: Verbatim input support
- Package verbtim2: Verbatim listings in Plain TeX
- Package idverb: Inline verbatim identifiers
- Package sverb: A set of verbatim text manipulations
- Package terminalcode: Terminal-style code display with ANSI colors, UTF-8 box-drawing, and dark/light themes
- Package xurl: Allow URL breaks at any alphanumerical character
- Package newvbtm: Define your own verbatim-like environment