make_tex.sh

#! /bin/bash

# libClame: Command-line Arguments Made Easy
# Copyright (C) 2021-2023 Jyothiraditya Nellakra
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# Produce a Latex output file, which quotes the input file in a minted code
# block. Then, add that output file to a listings file.

# To use the script, pass the language as $1, the input file as $2, the output
# file as $3, and the listings file as $4.

# Produce the Latex file.
{	printf "%s" "\section{Demo Program Source Listing: "
	printf "%s\n" "\mintinline{bash}{$2}}"
	printf "%s\n" "\begin{minted}{$1}"
	cat "$2"
	printf "\n%s\n" "\end{minted}"
}	> "$3" || exit $?

# Add the produced output as an include to a listings file.
printf "%s\n" "\include{$(basename "$3")}" >> "$4" || exit $?