From: Christian Urban <curban@CS.Princeton.EDU>
Hi Matthew,
I am using this combination routinely for my slides. See
http://www4.in.tum.de/~urbanc/Teaching/isabelle08.html
Isabelle code starts at page 10 on the first set of slides.
On the whole there is nothing special about Beamer and Isabelle.
You include the Beamer-Package in root.tex with
\documentclass{beamer}
and the Beamer-styles with \usepackage. You can then generate
Slides inside a theory file using
text_raw {*
\mode<presentation>{
\begin{frame}
\frame{title{.....}
\end{frame}}
*}
You need to use text_raw, if you want to mix LateX-code with
Isabelle code.
Unfortunately, by default the Isabelle code will be shown only in
black-and-white, just like in normal documents. I think this is not
appropriate for slides. Therefore I use a simple Perl-hack by Alexander
Krauss to colour the Isabelle code after it has been generated by
Isabelle.
I am very happy with this way of generating slides (because it is
very fast). If you want I can send you my slides and associated files.
Best wishes,
Christian
Last updated: Nov 21 2024 at 12:39 UTC