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How to add more keywords to lstset declaration?
I know there is an option morekeywords available, but that only works for a particular lstset declaration and I don’t want to have to copy-paste all keywords into all listings. I’ve tried declaring the keywords as part of a command but that doesn’t work (probably because the command is not expanded and I don’t know how to fix that).
How to use syntax highlighting with lstlisting?
Example of syntax highlighting with lstlisting and the style defined below. To do this you need to use the package listings : \sepackage {listings}. Code snippets are added like this: Adding a code snippet from file is also possible:
How to use lstset in TeX LaTeX Stack Exchange?
When loading a language specifically as the optional argument of a listings environment, the language defaults are being used. Define your own style. Right now, everything you set using lstset i completely ignored. You can even define a new environment saving you some typing. Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange!
How to set up language in lstlisting package?
I first use the include the color and listings package and then set up the language of the package headings to german using enewcommand\\lstlistingname {Quelltext}. This is not necessary if you’re planning to use it in English. Afterwards I set up the general layout for the package with the \\lstset command.
How to extend a language with additional keywords?
– TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange Extend a language with additional keywords? I’m using listings and I want to extend a language with additional keywords for highlightning. I know there is an option morekeywords available, but that only works for a particular lstset declaration and I don’t want to have to copy-paste all keywords into all listings.
How to add a keyword to a listing in Python?
For instance the Python keyword super isn’t in the list of default keywords. In my preamble, I can set it as a keyword by doing: Of course, it would be ideal to contribute those missing keywords to the listings package. works, but doing so firstly add the Python language to all listing and then adds the keyword to all languages.