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Hello to all,

I was wondering if there is a nice way of  formatting source code snippets
in LibreOffice Writer (I use the 3.3.2 version). I know it can be done
manually by changing the source code's paragraph's font to something
distinct like Courier or Courier New, but I am looking for something more
aesthetically pleasing. I mean not only using an appropriate font, but also
reserved words-specific coloring, indentation, e.t.c. Is there a plugin to
do this? The question came to me because of an 8085 Assembly project at my
university, in which we have to provide reports to our instructor, but
certainly it could also be useful for writing reports for projects based on
other programming languages.

I have tried different googling combinations, but because of the common use
of the term "source code" in the context of development, all of the results
were irrelevant.

Regards,

Filippos Soulakis


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