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Changing a tcolorbox listing option based on the number of lines of its listing

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Consider the following code which produces listings:

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Preamble

documentclass[12pt]{article}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Packages

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{xcolor}

usepackage{listings}

usepackage{multicol}

usepackage{printlen}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Length

newlength{evenlength}

setlength{evenlength}{0pt}

newlength{oddlength}

setlength{oddlength}{10pt}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Listing

newtcblisting{lstbox}[4][normalsize]{

    code = {},

    enhanced,

    listing only,

    top = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    % I want bottom to be equal to:

    % - evenlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    % - oddlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    bottom = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    left = 0pt,

    right = 0pt,

    arc = 0pt,

    outer arc = 0pt,

    boxsep = 0pt,

    titlerule = 0pt,

    colback = red,

    colframe = black,

    boxrule = 2pt,

    title = {centering{fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#2strut}},

    listing options = {

        language = C++,

        framesep = 0pt,

        rulesep = 0pt,

        aboveskip = 0pt,

        belowskip = 0pt,

        backgroundcolor = color{lightgray},

        basicstyle = fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#1,

        #3,

    },

    #4,

}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Document

pagestyle{empty}

begin{document}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

4

end{lstbox}

end{document}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

Would there be a way to make the tcolorbox bottom option equal to

• 
  evenlength when the listing has an even number of lines


• 
  oddlength when the listing has an odd number of lines

listings environments tcolorbox counters programming

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Consider the following code which produces listings:

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Preamble

documentclass[12pt]{article}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Packages

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{xcolor}

usepackage{listings}

usepackage{multicol}

usepackage{printlen}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Length

newlength{evenlength}

setlength{evenlength}{0pt}

newlength{oddlength}

setlength{oddlength}{10pt}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Listing

newtcblisting{lstbox}[4][normalsize]{

    code = {},

    enhanced,

    listing only,

    top = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    % I want bottom to be equal to:

    % - evenlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    % - oddlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    bottom = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    left = 0pt,

    right = 0pt,

    arc = 0pt,

    outer arc = 0pt,

    boxsep = 0pt,

    titlerule = 0pt,

    colback = red,

    colframe = black,

    boxrule = 2pt,

    title = {centering{fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#2strut}},

    listing options = {

        language = C++,

        framesep = 0pt,

        rulesep = 0pt,

        aboveskip = 0pt,

        belowskip = 0pt,

        backgroundcolor = color{lightgray},

        basicstyle = fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#1,

        #3,

    },

    #4,

}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Document

pagestyle{empty}

begin{document}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

4

end{lstbox}

end{document}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

Would there be a way to make the tcolorbox bottom option equal to

• 
  evenlength when the listing has an even number of lines


• 
  oddlength when the listing has an odd number of lines

listings environments tcolorbox counters programming

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

VincentVincent

1,74121939

add a comment | 

Consider the following code which produces listings:

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Preamble

documentclass[12pt]{article}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Packages

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{xcolor}

usepackage{listings}

usepackage{multicol}

usepackage{printlen}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Length

newlength{evenlength}

setlength{evenlength}{0pt}

newlength{oddlength}

setlength{oddlength}{10pt}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Listing

newtcblisting{lstbox}[4][normalsize]{

    code = {},

    enhanced,

    listing only,

    top = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    % I want bottom to be equal to:

    % - evenlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    % - oddlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    bottom = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    left = 0pt,

    right = 0pt,

    arc = 0pt,

    outer arc = 0pt,

    boxsep = 0pt,

    titlerule = 0pt,

    colback = red,

    colframe = black,

    boxrule = 2pt,

    title = {centering{fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#2strut}},

    listing options = {

        language = C++,

        framesep = 0pt,

        rulesep = 0pt,

        aboveskip = 0pt,

        belowskip = 0pt,

        backgroundcolor = color{lightgray},

        basicstyle = fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#1,

        #3,

    },

    #4,

}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Document

pagestyle{empty}

begin{document}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

4

end{lstbox}

end{document}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

Would there be a way to make the tcolorbox bottom option equal to

• 
  evenlength when the listing has an even number of lines


• 
  oddlength when the listing has an odd number of lines

listings environments tcolorbox counters programming

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

VincentVincent

1,74121939

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Preamble

documentclass[12pt]{article}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Packages

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{xcolor}

usepackage{listings}

usepackage{multicol}

usepackage{printlen}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Length

newlength{evenlength}

setlength{evenlength}{0pt}

newlength{oddlength}

setlength{oddlength}{10pt}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Listing

newtcblisting{lstbox}[4][normalsize]{

    code = {},

    enhanced,

    listing only,

    top = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    % I want bottom to be equal to:

    % - evenlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    % - oddlength if the listing has an even number of lines

    bottom = 0pt,

    %%%%%%

    left = 0pt,

    right = 0pt,

    arc = 0pt,

    outer arc = 0pt,

    boxsep = 0pt,

    titlerule = 0pt,

    colback = red,

    colframe = black,

    boxrule = 2pt,

    title = {centering{fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#2strut}},

    listing options = {

        language = C++,

        framesep = 0pt,

        rulesep = 0pt,

        aboveskip = 0pt,

        belowskip = 0pt,

        backgroundcolor = color{lightgray},

        basicstyle = fontfamily{cmtt}selectfont#1,

        #3,

    },

    #4,

}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

% Document

pagestyle{empty}

begin{document}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

end{lstbox}

begin{lstbox}[small]{title}{}{}

1

2

3

4

end{lstbox}

end{document}

% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

VincentVincent

1,74121939

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

VincentVincent

1,74121939

asked 11 mins ago

VincentVincent

1,74121939

asked 11 mins ago

VincentVincent

1,74121939