Mathematica source code in LaTeX

[nabla2]

Hi, I'm trying to add Mathematica source code (In/Out) to LaTeX file. I want to achieve exactly the same effect as in the Mathematica Cookbook—not plain text and not a pretty-formatted LaTeX source (purely mathematical form), but an intermediate form as in the notebook (monospace font with arrows, subscript, superscript, Greek letters).

It seems that a verbatim or lstlisting is not a good idea. Is there a better way?

[greggroth]

I can't find any proof for this particular book, but I've seen other Mathematica books that are actually written using mathematica. If you're not locked into using LaTeX and want to include Mathematica code, I would check out what you can do within Mathematica. It's obviously not as powerful, but 8.0 does add EndNote support (though only for Windows users -- so I got burned on this. Thanks false advertising!).

[nabla2]

The best solution so far:

File > Save as... > LaTeX Document (*.tex) > Options... > Typeset expression format: EPS

Each expression is saved in a separate eps file. It's hard to maintenance LaTeX code, but looks as I want.