README.md

Uppaal Style for LaTeX

LaTeX package to typeset Uppaal timed automata specifications.

The style depends on listings.sty, xcolor.sty and xspace.sty.

Inline Examples

Properties in a table:

Timed automata labels:

Listing Examples

Minimal uppaalcode environment:

Customized using lstlisting options:

Instructions

1. Make sure that listings, xcolor and xspace are installed. In Linux distributions this is usually found in texlive-latex-recommended (sudo apt-get install texlive-latex-recommended).

2. Make sure that the font beramono is installed (usually ships as fvm* files with texlive-font-extra)

3. Download uppaal.sty from releases and put it into your LaTeX project directory.

4. Add \usepackage{uppaal} to your main .tex file.

5. Embed Uppaal code into your .tex files, like:

\begin{uppaalcode}[caption={Updates velocity and position.},label={lst:updatecode}]
int lIZERO = 0;   // note the characters l, I, 0 and O
int distance = 5; // approximated distance between cars
int velocityEgo, velocityFront; /* approximated velocities */
int accelerationEgo, accelerationFront; /** acceleration */
void updateDiscrete() {
    int newVel, oldVel = velocityFront - velocityEgo;
    velocityEgo = velocityEgo + accelerationEgo;
    velocityFront = velocityFront + accelerationFront;
    newVel = velocityFront - velocityEgo;
    if (distance > maxSensorDistance) {
        distance = maxSensorDistance + 1;
    } else { // $d \approx \sum_i \frac{v_i+v_{i+1}}{2}\Delta t$
        distance += (oldVel + newVel)/2;
    }
}
\end{uppaalcode}

See manual.pdf from releases for more details on how to customize.