On Sun, 2025-04-20 at 19:42 +0300, matan wrote: > I'm sure it has been asked already somewhere, but I'm looking to write some > Python code (just for the look no need to run it) i want it to have the > distinct color palette that most python 3 IDEs use. > I understand it's probably related to the program listing but I've read that > relevant part in the embedded objects manual and it wasn't clear at all. > > I would greatly appreciate it if it could be explained to me step by step, I > use LyX 2.4 and LiveTex. > > Thanks in advance for any help. > > Matan
To do what you want I use minted. Document -> Settings -> Listings -> Syntax Highlight Package: minted Minted allows you to choose different color styles. You can found more about this in: Help -> Embedded Objects -> 8.Program Code Listings Read this before running the example that is attached. Notice that I have used as an example the "emacs" color style. There are other choices and this is not the default. I hope that this helps, -- José Abílio
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