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Just for reference, the ligatures from Fira Code are: The “missing” ligatures can be obtained by removing the characters verbatim wants to treat in a special way because traditional TeX fonts have ligatures; by default, fontspec doesn't apply Ligatures=TeX to the monospaced font, so there's no risk in redefining \verbatim@noligs@list to empty.
6. I am recently getting started with LuaLaTeX and I was trying to set up a custom listings style for C++. Consider the following MWE: language=C++, basicstyle=\footnotesize\firaseries, commentstyle=\color{red} Default font text with *. \firaseries This is text in Fira Code with *. \begin{lstlisting}
2. Basically, I've come to really like Fira Code and its ligatures while coding, and I'd like to use it for my code listings in LaTeX, too. Specifically, I am looking for a way to use Fira Code with ligatures enabled as a monospaced typeface, in the \texttt, listings or verbatim environments, in pdflatex. I understand it can be used with little ...
3. I am trying to improve the current implementation (v0.1b) of the lstfiracode package. In particular, I wish to achieve the opposite of Use Fira Code font with ligatures in code listings. Here is what I have come up with. Ligatures=Common,Contextuals=Alternate. \def\verbatim@nolig@list{\do\`\do\,\do\'}%. \expandafter\def\expandafter\verbatim ...
I'm trying to use Fira Code on listings with a background. However, the background lines break above ( , ) , { and } . At first I thought this was a problem with custom fonts in general, but after testing with a random monospaced font I have in my system (LiberationMono-Regular), it seems to work fine.
How can I set specific stylistic sets of a font (ss01, ss03, but not ss02) with fontspec and LuaLaTeX? For instance, with the FiraCode font.
For this to work easily, you need to install the fonts for your system. Whether the actual fonts are installed by the TeX distribution is not, just in itself, very relevant. (Installing them this way may get you useful helper files, but will not make them easily accessible.) However, on Windows, this is done automatically when the fonts are ...
6. When using Fira Code in listings you'll get programming/code ligatures. This behavior has to be enabled and usually minted does nothing special. But if you turn on escapeinside with any character that might be a useful delimiter either the code ligatures will not work or the delimiter can't be applied. In the following example you'll see the ...
I would prefer if I could tell latex to replace some sequences of characters (eg ->) with other sequences of characters (eg \to ). @fakedrake Will be tricky. Yes, an expl3 replace or regex can do a substitution, and minted when doing the verbatim environment can escape to latex code, but (manual, p24): "Note that when math is used inside ...
Unzip the archive at the root of an appropriate texmf tree, likely a personal or local tree. If necessary, update the file-name database (e.g., texhash). Update the font-map files by enabling the Map file fira.map. But there's some instruction that I did wrong, and the LaTeX keep accusing "! LaTeX Error: File `FiraSans.sty' not found."