PYGdefault undefined error in TeXstudio - how to remove the __minted_* folder?
I installed TeXstudio and texlive with
sudo apt install texlive-full afterwards I installed the pygments with sudo apt-get install python-pygments and I used the command % !TeX TXS-program:compile = txs:///pdflatex/[--shell-escape] inside my tex document and I used the usepackage[cache=false]{minted} as the first package. But I still get the error message PYGdefault undefined.
I found on a StackExchange page the advice, that there is a folder called _minted_test
that should be removed. But where can I find this folder?
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/373256
pdftex texstudio minted pygments
asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
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I installed TeXstudio and texlive with
sudo apt install texlive-full afterwards I installed the pygments with sudo apt-get install python-pygments and I used the command % !TeX TXS-program:compile = txs:///pdflatex/[--shell-escape] inside my tex document and I used the usepackage[cache=false]{minted} as the first package. But I still get the error message PYGdefault undefined.
I found on a StackExchange page the advice, that there is a folder called _minted_test
that should be removed. But where can I find this folder?
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/373256
pdftex texstudio minted pygments
asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
11
Tryusepackage[cache=false]{minted}.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:21
I did this too. Sorry I forget to mention it.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:25
There should be a folder in the same path as the tex file.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:27
I do not have this folder. I always get the error message although it seems that the pdf-output is correctly genereated.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:31
you say it is_minted_test via one link I read via that reference as _minted-reference in the code so the advice was kill anything that's under _minted*
– KJO
Feb 23 at 22:22
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I installed TeXstudio and texlive with
sudo apt install texlive-full afterwards I installed the pygments with sudo apt-get install python-pygments and I used the command % !TeX TXS-program:compile = txs:///pdflatex/[--shell-escape] inside my tex document and I used the usepackage[cache=false]{minted} as the first package. But I still get the error message PYGdefault undefined.
I found on a StackExchange page the advice, that there is a folder called _minted_test
that should be removed. But where can I find this folder?
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/373256
pdftex texstudio minted pygments
asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
11
I installed TeXstudio and texlive with
sudo apt install texlive-full afterwards I installed the pygments with sudo apt-get install python-pygments and I used the command % !TeX TXS-program:compile = txs:///pdflatex/[--shell-escape] inside my tex document and I used the usepackage[cache=false]{minted} as the first package. But I still get the error message PYGdefault undefined.
I found on a StackExchange page the advice, that there is a folder called _minted_test
that should be removed. But where can I find this folder?
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/373256
pdftex texstudio minted pygments
pdftex texstudio minted pygments
asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
11
asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
11
edited Feb 22 at 12:26
susliks2
asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
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asked Feb 22 at 12:18
susliks2susliks2
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asked Feb 22 at 12:18
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Tryusepackage[cache=false]{minted}.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:21
I did this too. Sorry I forget to mention it.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:25
There should be a folder in the same path as the tex file.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:27
I do not have this folder. I always get the error message although it seems that the pdf-output is correctly genereated.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:31
you say it is_minted_test via one link I read via that reference as _minted-reference in the code so the advice was kill anything that's under _minted*
– KJO
Feb 23 at 22:22
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Tryusepackage[cache=false]{minted}.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:21
I did this too. Sorry I forget to mention it.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:25
There should be a folder in the same path as the tex file.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:27
I do not have this folder. I always get the error message although it seems that the pdf-output is correctly genereated.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:31
you say it is_minted_test via one link I read via that reference as _minted-reference in the code so the advice was kill anything that's under _minted*
– KJO
Feb 23 at 22:22
Try
usepackage[cache=false]{minted}.– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:21
Try
usepackage[cache=false]{minted}.– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:21
I did this too. Sorry I forget to mention it.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:25
I did this too. Sorry I forget to mention it.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:25
There should be a folder in the same path as the tex file.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:27
There should be a folder in the same path as the tex file.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:27
I do not have this folder. I always get the error message although it seems that the pdf-output is correctly genereated.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:31
I do not have this folder. I always get the error message although it seems that the pdf-output is correctly genereated.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:31
you say it is_minted_test via one link I read via that reference as _minted-reference in the code so the advice was kill anything that's under _minted*
– KJO
Feb 23 at 22:22
you say it is_minted_test via one link I read via that reference as _minted-reference in the code so the advice was kill anything that's under _minted*
– KJO
Feb 23 at 22:22
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usepackage[cache=false]{minted}.– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:21
I did this too. Sorry I forget to mention it.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:25
There should be a folder in the same path as the tex file.
– Sigur
Feb 22 at 12:27
I do not have this folder. I always get the error message although it seems that the pdf-output is correctly genereated.
– susliks2
Feb 22 at 12:31
you say it is_minted_test via one link I read via that reference as _minted-reference in the code so the advice was kill anything that's under _minted*
– KJO
Feb 23 at 22:22