Got problem in lstset type
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lstset{numbers=left,commentstyle=color{mygreen},keywordstyle=color{blue},stringstyle=color{codegreen},,numberstyle=color{blue},backgroundcolor=color{backcolour}}

In this picture the left line numbers (e.g 1, 2) change in blue color. But the number inside the list Diff_datatypes (e.g 1) is not change in blue. In the lstset I set the numberstyle as blue as shown above. But the problem is that it change the line number color not the variable color.
Also there is another value False which is a boolean datatype. So how could I change the color of False in blue. I searched various website but do not find anything like booleanstyle.
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lstset{numbers=left,commentstyle=color{mygreen},keywordstyle=color{blue},stringstyle=color{codegreen},,numberstyle=color{blue},backgroundcolor=color{backcolour}}

In this picture the left line numbers (e.g 1, 2) change in blue color. But the number inside the list Diff_datatypes (e.g 1) is not change in blue. In the lstset I set the numberstyle as blue as shown above. But the problem is that it change the line number color not the variable color.
Also there is another value False which is a boolean datatype. So how could I change the color of False in blue. I searched various website but do not find anything like booleanstyle.
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See tex.stackexchange.com/questions/217505/…
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:43
numberstyleis for the code line numbers. It does not affect any numbers in your code.
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:44
Check themintedpackage.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 27 at 7:47
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lstset{numbers=left,commentstyle=color{mygreen},keywordstyle=color{blue},stringstyle=color{codegreen},,numberstyle=color{blue},backgroundcolor=color{backcolour}}

In this picture the left line numbers (e.g 1, 2) change in blue color. But the number inside the list Diff_datatypes (e.g 1) is not change in blue. In the lstset I set the numberstyle as blue as shown above. But the problem is that it change the line number color not the variable color.
Also there is another value False which is a boolean datatype. So how could I change the color of False in blue. I searched various website but do not find anything like booleanstyle.
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lstset{numbers=left,commentstyle=color{mygreen},keywordstyle=color{blue},stringstyle=color{codegreen},,numberstyle=color{blue},backgroundcolor=color{backcolour}}

In this picture the left line numbers (e.g 1, 2) change in blue color. But the number inside the list Diff_datatypes (e.g 1) is not change in blue. In the lstset I set the numberstyle as blue as shown above. But the problem is that it change the line number color not the variable color.
Also there is another value False which is a boolean datatype. So how could I change the color of False in blue. I searched various website but do not find anything like booleanstyle.
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See tex.stackexchange.com/questions/217505/…
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:43
numberstyleis for the code line numbers. It does not affect any numbers in your code.
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:44
Check themintedpackage.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 27 at 7:47
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See tex.stackexchange.com/questions/217505/…
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:43
numberstyleis for the code line numbers. It does not affect any numbers in your code.
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:44
Check themintedpackage.
– Dũng Vũ
Nov 27 at 7:47
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See tex.stackexchange.com/questions/217505/…
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:43
See tex.stackexchange.com/questions/217505/…
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:43
numberstyle is for the code line numbers. It does not affect any numbers in your code.– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:44
numberstyle is for the code line numbers. It does not affect any numbers in your code.– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:44
Check the
minted package.– Dũng Vũ
Nov 27 at 7:47
Check the
minted package.– Dũng Vũ
Nov 27 at 7:47
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See tex.stackexchange.com/questions/217505/…
– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:43
numberstyleis for the code line numbers. It does not affect any numbers in your code.– David Purton
Nov 27 at 3:44
Check the
mintedpackage.– Dũng Vũ
Nov 27 at 7:47