Hi Eric,
I'm sorry I hadn't got back to this email – didn't notice it because of
a filtering mistake on my side.
2013-09-16 08:51 Eric S Fraga:
>> My intuition after browsing the Org source code and documentation is
>> that I should now use #+BEGIN_SRC and that then everything will be
>> handled automatically. However the language of my listings is a
>> non-standard one, which requires a lot of custom options to the
>> lstlisting environment.
>>
>> Could anyone kindly point me to an example?
>
> I am not sure what it is you want an example of?
I was interested in an example of defining a new language, including
keywords and comment and string syntaxes etc., so that one can use it
with #+BEGIN_SRC and that the exporter (case 4 of (defun
org-latex-src-block) in ox-latex.el) will create the right
\lstset{...}\begin{lstlisting}...\end{lstlisting} output. I presume it
boils down to adding a custom language to Babel, but that's something I
haven't done before.
> If it's how to
> configure lstlisting for a new language, here are two examples:
Thanks! With this way I'm familiar. In case it may be of interest to
anyone, I recently made public a LaTeX package with \lstdefinelanguage
settings for a lot of languages I am interested in (mainly from the
Semantic Web): https://github.com/clange/latex/blob/master/lstsemantic.sty.
Cheers,
Christoph
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