Get .prf file from Jetbrains Webstorm and apply it to listings configuration
From the listings doc it is mentioned that I basically can retrieve a Configuration file for the styling of a language from the IDE and apply it as lstset setting:
...settings in an IDE and can be defined as a listings style. From
version 1.5b of the listings package on these styles are provided as
files with the name listings-hlanguagei.prf, hlanguagei is the name of
the supported programming language in lowercase letters. So if an user
of the listings package wants to use these preferences, she/he can say
for example when using Python input{listings-python.prf}
at the end of her/his listings.cfg configuration file as long as the
file listings-python.prf resides in the TEX search path. Of course
that file can be changed according to the user’s preferences. At the
moment there are five such preferences files:
1. listings-acm.prf
2. listings-bash.prf
3. listings-fortran.prf
4. listings-lua.prf
5. listings-python.prf All contributors are invited to supply more personal preferences
Now I am using Jetbrains IDE called Webstorm, but there is no way near I can find a so called listings-language.prf file. The reason I am doing this is, there is no default styling config for Javascript and I implemented the styling of keywords my own way. But with importing this file I can delete my own listings config. Can anyone help me out on this?
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From the listings doc it is mentioned that I basically can retrieve a Configuration file for the styling of a language from the IDE and apply it as lstset setting:
...settings in an IDE and can be defined as a listings style. From
version 1.5b of the listings package on these styles are provided as
files with the name listings-hlanguagei.prf, hlanguagei is the name of
the supported programming language in lowercase letters. So if an user
of the listings package wants to use these preferences, she/he can say
for example when using Python input{listings-python.prf}
at the end of her/his listings.cfg configuration file as long as the
file listings-python.prf resides in the TEX search path. Of course
that file can be changed according to the user’s preferences. At the
moment there are five such preferences files:
1. listings-acm.prf
2. listings-bash.prf
3. listings-fortran.prf
4. listings-lua.prf
5. listings-python.prf All contributors are invited to supply more personal preferences
Now I am using Jetbrains IDE called Webstorm, but there is no way near I can find a so called listings-language.prf file. The reason I am doing this is, there is no default styling config for Javascript and I implemented the styling of keywords my own way. But with importing this file I can delete my own listings config. Can anyone help me out on this?
lstlisting ide lstdefinestyle
asked Jan 22 at 19:32
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1011
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Thelistingsdocumentation is not very clear on this, but there is no automatic way to convert IDE settings into a listings configuration file as far as I know. I think you should read the documentation as 'if you like your IDE settings then you can manually write a configuration file that resembles your own settings'.
– Marijn
Jan 24 at 15:54
Okay thanks. But that would be a awesome feature to integrate styling settings from the ide into lstset properties. Espacially because lstlistings does not offer many (integrated) language options.
– creep-story
Jan 25 at 11:51
add a comment |
From the listings doc it is mentioned that I basically can retrieve a Configuration file for the styling of a language from the IDE and apply it as lstset setting:
...settings in an IDE and can be defined as a listings style. From
version 1.5b of the listings package on these styles are provided as
files with the name listings-hlanguagei.prf, hlanguagei is the name of
the supported programming language in lowercase letters. So if an user
of the listings package wants to use these preferences, she/he can say
for example when using Python input{listings-python.prf}
at the end of her/his listings.cfg configuration file as long as the
file listings-python.prf resides in the TEX search path. Of course
that file can be changed according to the user’s preferences. At the
moment there are five such preferences files:
1. listings-acm.prf
2. listings-bash.prf
3. listings-fortran.prf
4. listings-lua.prf
5. listings-python.prf All contributors are invited to supply more personal preferences
Now I am using Jetbrains IDE called Webstorm, but there is no way near I can find a so called listings-language.prf file. The reason I am doing this is, there is no default styling config for Javascript and I implemented the styling of keywords my own way. But with importing this file I can delete my own listings config. Can anyone help me out on this?
lstlisting ide lstdefinestyle
asked Jan 22 at 19:32
creep-storycreep-story
1011
From the listings doc it is mentioned that I basically can retrieve a Configuration file for the styling of a language from the IDE and apply it as lstset setting:
...settings in an IDE and can be defined as a listings style. From
version 1.5b of the listings package on these styles are provided as
files with the name listings-hlanguagei.prf, hlanguagei is the name of
the supported programming language in lowercase letters. So if an user
of the listings package wants to use these preferences, she/he can say
for example when using Python input{listings-python.prf}
at the end of her/his listings.cfg configuration file as long as the
file listings-python.prf resides in the TEX search path. Of course
that file can be changed according to the user’s preferences. At the
moment there are five such preferences files:
1. listings-acm.prf
2. listings-bash.prf
3. listings-fortran.prf
4. listings-lua.prf
5. listings-python.prf All contributors are invited to supply more personal preferences
Now I am using Jetbrains IDE called Webstorm, but there is no way near I can find a so called listings-language.prf file. The reason I am doing this is, there is no default styling config for Javascript and I implemented the styling of keywords my own way. But with importing this file I can delete my own listings config. Can anyone help me out on this?
lstlisting ide lstdefinestyle
lstlisting ide lstdefinestyle
asked Jan 22 at 19:32
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Thelistingsdocumentation is not very clear on this, but there is no automatic way to convert IDE settings into a listings configuration file as far as I know. I think you should read the documentation as 'if you like your IDE settings then you can manually write a configuration file that resembles your own settings'.
– Marijn
Jan 24 at 15:54
Okay thanks. But that would be a awesome feature to integrate styling settings from the ide into lstset properties. Espacially because lstlistings does not offer many (integrated) language options.
– creep-story
Jan 25 at 11:51
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Thelistingsdocumentation is not very clear on this, but there is no automatic way to convert IDE settings into a listings configuration file as far as I know. I think you should read the documentation as 'if you like your IDE settings then you can manually write a configuration file that resembles your own settings'.
– Marijn
Jan 24 at 15:54
Okay thanks. But that would be a awesome feature to integrate styling settings from the ide into lstset properties. Espacially because lstlistings does not offer many (integrated) language options.
– creep-story
Jan 25 at 11:51
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The
listings documentation is not very clear on this, but there is no automatic way to convert IDE settings into a listings configuration file as far as I know. I think you should read the documentation as 'if you like your IDE settings then you can manually write a configuration file that resembles your own settings'.– Marijn
Jan 24 at 15:54
The
listings documentation is not very clear on this, but there is no automatic way to convert IDE settings into a listings configuration file as far as I know. I think you should read the documentation as 'if you like your IDE settings then you can manually write a configuration file that resembles your own settings'.– Marijn
Jan 24 at 15:54
Okay thanks. But that would be a awesome feature to integrate styling settings from the ide into lstset properties. Espacially because lstlistings does not offer many (integrated) language options.
– creep-story
Jan 25 at 11:51
Okay thanks. But that would be a awesome feature to integrate styling settings from the ide into lstset properties. Espacially because lstlistings does not offer many (integrated) language options.
– creep-story
Jan 25 at 11:51
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listingsdocumentation is not very clear on this, but there is no automatic way to convert IDE settings into a listings configuration file as far as I know. I think you should read the documentation as 'if you like your IDE settings then you can manually write a configuration file that resembles your own settings'.– Marijn
Jan 24 at 15:54
Okay thanks. But that would be a awesome feature to integrate styling settings from the ide into lstset properties. Espacially because lstlistings does not offer many (integrated) language options.
– creep-story
Jan 25 at 11:51