Florian Knorn

@ Axel: Sorry, still not sure I understand your question. Can you email me directly? Thanks.

@ Niko: Again, my package isn't doing any work, it just configures the listings package for you. Anyway, I just had a look at the listings documentation for you. I didn't see an option for this directly, but what you can do is add in your case firstnumber=6 to the \lstinputlisting options to have the numbering start with 6. This will do what you want.

Many thanks Florian. This has saved me hours making beamer slides for my students.

I do get an options clash when trying to use "bw" but can't trace it - small worry!

Dear Florian,
Many thanks for your job. It saved me a lot of work after being lost for some days with my thesis.
The package is Amazing!

@Maxi: You can indeed do this provided you use the original command provided by the listings package. So have a look at the .sty how the \mcode command is defined. Basically, in your example, instead of using \mcode, use this:

\lstinline[basicstyle=\lstbasicfont\small]|Test={'hans' 'peter'}|