Bakuriu

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I'm a Computer Science student at the Scuola Superiore of the University of Udine. I've been interested in Computer Science since my third high-school year, and thus I've decided to apply to join one of the Schools of Excellence, and succeeded in this task.

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May 8	asked	How to have inline code and line numbering with minted?
May 7	comment	How to print the permutation of {s,u,v,a,t} with LaTeX? Small note: calling `list` is not needed: `for p in itertools.permutations("suvat"): print ''.join(p)`
Apr 22	awarded	Informed
Dec 30	accepted	Centering \vdots in a system of many equations and aligning the equations to the opening brace
Dec 30	asked	Centering \vdots in a system of many equations and aligning the equations to the opening brace
Nov 22	revised	Double #s when defining a new command that uses \mint instead of using \mint directly added 275 characters in body
Nov 21	comment	How to highlight Python syntax in LaTeX Listings \lstinputlistings command I'd recommend using `minted` instead or `pythontex`. They produce much better results and also the default highlighting is already coloured (and the colours are nice). Anyway this should really be posted in TeX Exchange as unutbu said. (On a side note: don't add information as comment, edit your question).
Nov 21	accepted	Error caused by interaction between minted, footnotes, babel and "(double quote)
Nov 21	accepted	Unindent code inserted with \lstinputlisting
Nov 20	comment	Error caused by interaction between minted, footnotes, babel and "(double quote) When you say "unless you need `#` or `%` characters" you mean only in the footnotes or in general? Because I do not think I need them in the footnotes, but I do need them in the text. Also can you provide some information about why footnotes interact badly with `mint`?(or some useful link?)
Nov 20	awarded	Commentator
Nov 20	comment	Error caused by interaction between minted, footnotes, babel and "(double quote) @egreg That fixes the problem. Could you explain why using `mint` in footnotes could create problems? And, since I need to have some syntax highlighting of keywords in the footnotes how should I do it without using `mint` and being consistent with the rest of the document? (Also note that I cannot use custom commands otherwise Kile would screw up the highlightining due to a lot of $ inside code, so saying create a newcommand with an optional arg is not a solution).
Nov 20	asked	Error caused by interaction between minted, footnotes, babel and "(double quote)
Nov 20	comment	Unindent code inserted with \lstinputlisting @guillem Yes, I saw already. If you add that as an answer I'd accept it.
Nov 20	revised	Double #s when defining a new command that uses \mint instead of using \mint directly deleted 75 characters in body
Nov 20	revised	Double #s when defining a new command that uses \mint instead of using \mint directly Added solution for the kile "side-problem".
Nov 20	accepted	Double #s when defining a new command that uses \mint instead of using \mint directly
Nov 20	comment	Double #s when defining a new command that uses \mint instead of using \mint directly @Werner No it does not work. Kile ignors the dollar after the `%`(correctly).
Nov 19	asked	Double #s when defining a new command that uses \mint instead of using \mint directly
Nov 19	comment	Unindent code inserted with \lstinputlisting @guillem No, I could unindent by hand but they are about 600 lines of code and I'd like to avoid unindenting too many blocks by hand. I'll give a try to the `minted` package.