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Single-key teletype?
How can I ensure all teletype/monospaced text is in a certain color?Typesetting single quotesUsing consolas as the default teletype style font for listings package?Using many typewriter fonts in a single documentCan't get teletype texttt to move to next lineCannot change teletype font to beramonoHyphenating identifiers printed in typewriter fontHow to get a single space surrounded in single quotes in courier font?Single character ellipsis in monospace (teletype)Changing all single quotes to be straight when within texttt
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in tt text. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing in LaTeX?
code typewriter markup
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
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I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in tt text. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing in LaTeX?
code typewriter markup
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
1
shortverb is your friend
– David Carlisle
Jun 6 at 19:58
If you're using VSCode, usectrl+l,ctrl+t.
– Tvde1
Jun 7 at 10:34
Unrelated: don't use two-letter font change commands (tt,bf, etc.) in LaTeX. Use the proper more-letter variants (ttfamily,bfseries, etc.)
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:58
add a comment |
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in tt text. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing in LaTeX?
code typewriter markup
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in tt text. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing in LaTeX?
code typewriter markup
code typewriter markup
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
edited Jun 7 at 19:57
Phelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
29.7k64998
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
asked Jun 6 at 19:57
AddemAddem
3572410
3572410
1
shortverb is your friend
– David Carlisle
Jun 6 at 19:58
If you're using VSCode, usectrl+l,ctrl+t.
– Tvde1
Jun 7 at 10:34
Unrelated: don't use two-letter font change commands (tt,bf, etc.) in LaTeX. Use the proper more-letter variants (ttfamily,bfseries, etc.)
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:58
add a comment |
1
shortverb is your friend
– David Carlisle
Jun 6 at 19:58
If you're using VSCode, usectrl+l,ctrl+t.
– Tvde1
Jun 7 at 10:34
Unrelated: don't use two-letter font change commands (tt,bf, etc.) in LaTeX. Use the proper more-letter variants (ttfamily,bfseries, etc.)
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:58
1
1
shortverb is your friend
– David Carlisle
Jun 6 at 19:58
shortverb is your friend
– David Carlisle
Jun 6 at 19:58
If you're using VSCode, use
ctrl+l,ctrl+t.– Tvde1
Jun 7 at 10:34
If you're using VSCode, use
ctrl+l,ctrl+t.– Tvde1
Jun 7 at 10:34
Unrelated: don't use two-letter font change commands (
tt, bf, etc.) in LaTeX. Use the proper more-letter variants (ttfamily, bfseries, etc.)– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:58
Unrelated: don't use two-letter font change commands (
tt, bf, etc.) in LaTeX. Use the proper more-letter variants (ttfamily, bfseries, etc.)– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:58
add a comment |
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documentclassarticle
usepackageshortvrb
MakeShortVerb|
begindocument
this |and| that or |the other|
enddocument
shortvrb is in the core base latex distribution.
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
1
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (DeleteShortVerb|) or use any other character that you do not use, such asMakeShortVerb!or any other character
– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
add a comment |
Use fancyvrb and DefineShortVerb (although you might not want to use `)
documentclassarticle
usepackagefancyvrb
DefineShortVerb`
begindocument
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in
`tt text`. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character
symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same
thing in LaTeX?
enddocument
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like|or@might be more suitable
– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
add a comment |
Wat StackExchange does is markdown, so you can also use the markdown package:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemarkdown
begindocument
beginmarkdown
This `and` that or `the other`
endmarkdown
enddocument
Or more simple, write a markdown file and export it to LaTeX:
This `and` that or `the other`
The bonus point of this approach is avoid also many other tedious commands, not only those for verbatim text.
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
add a comment |
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documentclassarticle
usepackageshortvrb
MakeShortVerb|
begindocument
this |and| that or |the other|
enddocument
shortvrb is in the core base latex distribution.
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
1
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (DeleteShortVerb|) or use any other character that you do not use, such asMakeShortVerb!or any other character
– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
add a comment |
documentclassarticle
usepackageshortvrb
MakeShortVerb|
begindocument
this |and| that or |the other|
enddocument
shortvrb is in the core base latex distribution.
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
1
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (DeleteShortVerb|) or use any other character that you do not use, such asMakeShortVerb!or any other character
– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
add a comment |
documentclassarticle
usepackageshortvrb
MakeShortVerb|
begindocument
this |and| that or |the other|
enddocument
shortvrb is in the core base latex distribution.
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
documentclassarticle
usepackageshortvrb
MakeShortVerb|
begindocument
this |and| that or |the other|
enddocument
shortvrb is in the core base latex distribution.
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
answered Jun 6 at 20:02
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
510k4311591915
510k4311591915
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
1
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (DeleteShortVerb|) or use any other character that you do not use, such asMakeShortVerb!or any other character
– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
add a comment |
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
1
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (DeleteShortVerb|) or use any other character that you do not use, such asMakeShortVerb!or any other character
– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
I suspect this is conflicting with the vertical bars that I'm using to declare borders in tabular environments. Is that right, and if so, do you happen to know a fix?
– Addem
Jun 8 at 18:01
1
1
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (
DeleteShortVerb| ) or use any other character that you do not use, such as MakeShortVerb! or any other character– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
@Addem you can turn it off before the table (
DeleteShortVerb| ) or use any other character that you do not use, such as MakeShortVerb! or any other character– David Carlisle
Jun 8 at 18:04
add a comment |
Use fancyvrb and DefineShortVerb (although you might not want to use `)
documentclassarticle
usepackagefancyvrb
DefineShortVerb`
begindocument
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in
`tt text`. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character
symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same
thing in LaTeX?
enddocument
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like|or@might be more suitable
– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
add a comment |
Use fancyvrb and DefineShortVerb (although you might not want to use `)
documentclassarticle
usepackagefancyvrb
DefineShortVerb`
begindocument
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in
`tt text`. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character
symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same
thing in LaTeX?
enddocument
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like|or@might be more suitable
– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
add a comment |
Use fancyvrb and DefineShortVerb (although you might not want to use `)
documentclassarticle
usepackagefancyvrb
DefineShortVerb`
begindocument
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in
`tt text`. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character
symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same
thing in LaTeX?
enddocument
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
Use fancyvrb and DefineShortVerb (although you might not want to use `)
documentclassarticle
usepackagefancyvrb
DefineShortVerb`
begindocument
I'm writing a document with a ton of pseudocode and it's very tedious to keep wrapping code objects in
`tt text`. It would be so much nicer to, well, do what StackExchange does! There's a one-character
symbol, the back-tick, just like for math there's the dollar-sign. Is there any way to accomplish the same
thing in LaTeX?
enddocument
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
answered Jun 6 at 20:00
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
29.7k64998
29.7k64998
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like|or@might be more suitable
– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
add a comment |
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like|or@might be more suitable
– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like
| or @ might be more suitable– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
This might cause problems when you want to use quotation marks. A chacter like
| or @ might be more suitable– AJFarmar
Jun 7 at 19:46
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
@AJFarmar That's exactly why I said "you might not want to use `` ` ``", I just used it to imitate the markdown syntax (I could've used more emphasis on that warning, though :-).
– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:56
add a comment |
Wat StackExchange does is markdown, so you can also use the markdown package:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemarkdown
begindocument
beginmarkdown
This `and` that or `the other`
endmarkdown
enddocument
Or more simple, write a markdown file and export it to LaTeX:
This `and` that or `the other`
The bonus point of this approach is avoid also many other tedious commands, not only those for verbatim text.
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
add a comment |
Wat StackExchange does is markdown, so you can also use the markdown package:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemarkdown
begindocument
beginmarkdown
This `and` that or `the other`
endmarkdown
enddocument
Or more simple, write a markdown file and export it to LaTeX:
This `and` that or `the other`
The bonus point of this approach is avoid also many other tedious commands, not only those for verbatim text.
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
add a comment |
Wat StackExchange does is markdown, so you can also use the markdown package:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemarkdown
begindocument
beginmarkdown
This `and` that or `the other`
endmarkdown
enddocument
Or more simple, write a markdown file and export it to LaTeX:
This `and` that or `the other`
The bonus point of this approach is avoid also many other tedious commands, not only those for verbatim text.
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
Wat StackExchange does is markdown, so you can also use the markdown package:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemarkdown
begindocument
beginmarkdown
This `and` that or `the other`
endmarkdown
enddocument
Or more simple, write a markdown file and export it to LaTeX:
This `and` that or `the other`
The bonus point of this approach is avoid also many other tedious commands, not only those for verbatim text.
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
edited Jun 7 at 7:54
Chris H
6,64122258
6,64122258
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
answered Jun 7 at 5:37
FranFran
55.1k6122188
55.1k6122188
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
add a comment |
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
I hope you don't mind me adding a link to the package - it was new to me and presumably to others, and looks useful
– Chris H
Jun 7 at 7:54
add a comment |
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shortverb is your friend
– David Carlisle
Jun 6 at 19:58
If you're using VSCode, use
ctrl+l,ctrl+t.– Tvde1
Jun 7 at 10:34
Unrelated: don't use two-letter font change commands (
tt,bf, etc.) in LaTeX. Use the proper more-letter variants (ttfamily,bfseries, etc.)– Phelype Oleinik
Jun 7 at 19:58