> ...include a Maxima session (in 2d prettyprinted output and without
> using the tex command) in a LaTeX document
> ...a special command in Unix to avoid this phenomenon (I call it the
> TAB phenomenon, since it is related to the TAB character...
> a similar or dissimilar approach in Windows
Yes, this is a tab problem.
There are three ways of solving it:
1) Have LaTeX handle the tabs. I don't know if it can, though. Consult
your local LaTeX expert.
2) Convert the tabs to spaces in a separate program. As I said in my
earlier email, you can either use the Cygwin version of Linux 'expand'
(runs on Windows) or Emacs 'untabify' (also available for Windows).
This is also an easy program to write from scratch in C.
3) Modify Maxima not to generate tabs. I have done this in a quick and
dirty way in the attached file. I do NOT claim this is elegant code,
just the simplest way to get the job done. Just load the attached file
into your Maxima and set DISPLAY_NO_TABS to TRUE.
-s
Attached file: tabpatch.lisp