Hi
I am using pygments for syntax highlighting c in latex. It works quite well.
One problem though which I hope someone here has a solution for:
The code is for avr atmega16, and in the c file I have put:
#asm=("sei")
which is assembly.
Pygments puts a red box around the #, and I have no idea how to prevent this.
Any ideas are very much appreciated.
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Re: Pygments: displays errors in pdf
What I want is for it be legal to have a # in a c file. It works with #include but not #asm
Re: Pygments: displays errors in pdf
Just in case someone else gets this problem I'm posting a workaround.
I copied the default.py in the styles directory to another file. For me it was codevision.py
Now I had a custom style where I could add:
Error: "#000000"
to make the error turn up white, which means invisible on white paper. This is not a solution just an ugly workaround.
I copied the default.py in the styles directory to another file. For me it was codevision.py
Now I had a custom style where I could add:
Error: "#000000"
to make the error turn up white, which means invisible on white paper. This is not a solution just an ugly workaround.