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19 questions linked to/from How to highlight Python syntax in LaTeX Listings \lstinputlistings command
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Listings: syntax for literate
In the documentation for the listings package it says:
literate = [*]<replacement item>. . .<replacement item>
First note that there are no commas between the items. Each item
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Listings: recognize numbers and `1e-3`
This is a follow up question. Have a look at this one:
Listings: syntax for literate
with the solution by karlkoeller
%Minimal
\documentclass[]{report}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[...
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UTF-8 Mu won't render inside custom environment
I just tried using this https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/83883/143861 for syntax highlighting Python in overleaf
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
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Problem with listings package for Python syntax coloring
I am implementing the method I learned here for putting Python code in Latex. Everything works great except that I have problems with comments. Here's the code from the link I mentioned:
\usepackage[...
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How to number the listings within sections?
I use this excellent approach for inserting external Python code in my document.
How to highlight Python syntax in LaTeX Listings \lstinputlistings command
\section{TEST}
\pythonexternal[caption=test,...
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a good python ambient for my latex code
I am looking for a latex preamble in order to have a good python script. Here I found this
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
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How to typeset programs as beautiful math
The programs I am talking about are Haskell(ish).
In the programming world Haskell is the most math-ish of mainstream languages.
However when it comes to taking actual Haskell code and typesetting it ...
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get spyder-like color highlighting in pythontex
In my work with Python 3.4, I use spyder (anaconda3 2.0.1) and I like the highlighting of the Spyder editor (version 2.3).
Is it possible to have the same highlighting scheme in latex documents ...
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How to caption a listing(?) environment, custom Python syntax highlighting environment
I am using this answer to add syntax-highlighted Python snippets to my document
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{newtxtt}
% Custom colors
\usepackage{...
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How to include minus and hyphen sign in colored python code lisiting?
The post:
How to highlight Python syntax in LaTeX Listings \lstinputlistings command
produced answer from redmode, that gives a colored python code listing. Although the text produces minus/hyphens in ...
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Using listings to add colorful code
By default listings adds black and white code. How can I make them colorful. Language I work on are -> Python, Mathematica, IDL.
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Python code block outside of margin
I want to include some Python code to my Latex document. I have read this Tex Stackexchange question and added the following code to get syntax highlights:
\usepackage{color}
\DeclareFixedFont{\ttb}{...
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Modifying existing Latex code to put Python codes in the Cheatsheet
I want to make a cheatsheet for Pandas which has Python codes. I googled and tried to find a free online site that help to get built easily. I'm unable to find except overleaf which uses Latex codes ...
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Using the minted package with Temaker produces 'pygmentize' error
Using Texmaker 5.04 on Windows 10 (with Python installed and up-to-date via Anaconda), I'm trying to compile the minimal example provided in the minted documentation. I expanded the command string ...
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How to include a caption to a Python code snippet
I am using a self-defined command to create an environment for my Python code that I want to show in my document. This command has been taken from redmode's answer to the following question: here.
So, ...
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