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When I do the following, the C++ goes past the page. Is there a way to fix this?



documentclass{article} 

newcommand{dd}[1]{mathrm{d}#1}
usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
usepackage{listings}
usepackage{xcolor} % for setting colors
usepackage{breqn}

% set the default code style
lstset{
frame=tb, % draw a frame at the top and bottom of the code block
tabsize=4, % tab space width
showstringspaces=false, % don't mark spaces in strings
numbers=left, % display line numbers on the left
commentstyle=color{green}, % comment color
keywordstyle=color{blue}, % keyword color
stringstyle=color{red} % string color
}

begin{document}

section{$Delta A_2$ Derivation: Comparison with CRIS2}


First, let us start by showing the C++ code:
begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
{
else if (evaltype == 5)
{
for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
{
double & x = p[i].first; //input
double & y = p[i].second; //result
double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
double xi = crsxib(q1);
double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
}
}
}
end{lstlisting}









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    When I do the following, the C++ goes past the page. Is there a way to fix this?



    documentclass{article} 

    newcommand{dd}[1]{mathrm{d}#1}
    usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
    usepackage{listings}
    usepackage{xcolor} % for setting colors
    usepackage{breqn}

    % set the default code style
    lstset{
    frame=tb, % draw a frame at the top and bottom of the code block
    tabsize=4, % tab space width
    showstringspaces=false, % don't mark spaces in strings
    numbers=left, % display line numbers on the left
    commentstyle=color{green}, % comment color
    keywordstyle=color{blue}, % keyword color
    stringstyle=color{red} % string color
    }

    begin{document}

    section{$Delta A_2$ Derivation: Comparison with CRIS2}


    First, let us start by showing the C++ code:
    begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
    {
    else if (evaltype == 5)
    {
    for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
    {
    double & x = p[i].first; //input
    double & y = p[i].second; //result
    double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
    double xi = crsxib(q1);
    double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
    p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
    double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
    y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
    }
    }
    }
    end{lstlisting}









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      When I do the following, the C++ goes past the page. Is there a way to fix this?



      documentclass{article} 

      newcommand{dd}[1]{mathrm{d}#1}
      usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
      usepackage{listings}
      usepackage{xcolor} % for setting colors
      usepackage{breqn}

      % set the default code style
      lstset{
      frame=tb, % draw a frame at the top and bottom of the code block
      tabsize=4, % tab space width
      showstringspaces=false, % don't mark spaces in strings
      numbers=left, % display line numbers on the left
      commentstyle=color{green}, % comment color
      keywordstyle=color{blue}, % keyword color
      stringstyle=color{red} % string color
      }

      begin{document}

      section{$Delta A_2$ Derivation: Comparison with CRIS2}


      First, let us start by showing the C++ code:
      begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
      {
      else if (evaltype == 5)
      {
      for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
      {
      double & x = p[i].first; //input
      double & y = p[i].second; //result
      double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
      double xi = crsxib(q1);
      double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
      p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
      double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
      y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
      }
      }
      }
      end{lstlisting}









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      I have a question about showing C++ code in LateX



      When I do the following, the C++ goes past the page. Is there a way to fix this?



      documentclass{article} 

      newcommand{dd}[1]{mathrm{d}#1}
      usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
      usepackage{listings}
      usepackage{xcolor} % for setting colors
      usepackage{breqn}

      % set the default code style
      lstset{
      frame=tb, % draw a frame at the top and bottom of the code block
      tabsize=4, % tab space width
      showstringspaces=false, % don't mark spaces in strings
      numbers=left, % display line numbers on the left
      commentstyle=color{green}, % comment color
      keywordstyle=color{blue}, % keyword color
      stringstyle=color{red} % string color
      }

      begin{document}

      section{$Delta A_2$ Derivation: Comparison with CRIS2}


      First, let us start by showing the C++ code:
      begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
      {
      else if (evaltype == 5)
      {
      for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
      {
      double & x = p[i].first; //input
      double & y = p[i].second; //result
      double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
      double xi = crsxib(q1);
      double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
      p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
      double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
      y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
      }
      }
      }
      end{lstlisting}




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          Please in your lstset add breaklines = true, then with



          begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
          {
          else if (evaltype == 5)
          {
          for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
          {
          double & x = p[i].first; //input
          double & y = p[i].second; //result
          double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
          double xi = crsxib(q1);
          double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
          p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
          double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
          y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
          }
          }
          }
          end{lstlisting}


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            Please in your lstset add breaklines = true, then with



            begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
            {
            else if (evaltype == 5)
            {
            for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
            {
            double & x = p[i].first; //input
            double & y = p[i].second; //result
            double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
            double xi = crsxib(q1);
            double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
            p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
            double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
            y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
            }
            }
            }
            end{lstlisting}


            You will see




            cpp







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              Please in your lstset add breaklines = true, then with



              begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
              {
              else if (evaltype == 5)
              {
              for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
              {
              double & x = p[i].first; //input
              double & y = p[i].second; //result
              double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
              double xi = crsxib(q1);
              double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
              p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
              double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
              y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
              }
              }
              }
              end{lstlisting}


              You will see




              cpp







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                up vote
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                Please in your lstset add breaklines = true, then with



                begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
                {
                else if (evaltype == 5)
                {
                for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
                {
                double & x = p[i].first; //input
                double & y = p[i].second; //result
                double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
                double xi = crsxib(q1);
                double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
                p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
                double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
                y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
                }
                }
                }
                end{lstlisting}


                You will see




                cpp







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                Please in your lstset add breaklines = true, then with



                begin{lstlisting}[language=C++, caption={C++ code using listings}]
                {
                else if (evaltype == 5)
                {
                for (std::size_t i=startp;i<p.size();++i)
                {
                double & x = p[i].first; //input
                double & y = p[i].second; //result
                double q1 = rtx[8]-(cafdf(rtx[0],rtx[4]*x*x*x)-rtx[3])/rtx[1];
                double xi = crsxib(q1);
                double p1i = 23.0/(1.0-xi)+ab[5]+xi*(11.0*ab[2]+xi*(2.0*ab[3]+xi*33.0*ab[4]));
                p1i *= 4.3723240245*ab[0];
                double si = (1.0+ci*(ab[99]+xi*(ab[44]+xi*ab[33])))/(3.0*(1.0-xi));
                y = p1i*xi*xy/abc[2]/dde[2]*(x/(1.0+dd*(x-1.0)))*(q/(1.0+si*(x-1.0)))*(x/(1.0+ci*(x-1.0)));
                }
                }
                }
                end{lstlisting}


                You will see




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