Support LaTeX minted python blocks #34
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Using
\begin{minted}{python}
environments is one of the most popular ways to write literal blocks of Python code in LaTeX with syntax colouring.This pull request was written and tested on the Biopython Tutorial, currently written in LaTeX using minted blocks for
python
code (and more code usingpycon
but that needs #8 to work), see e.g.https://github.com/biopython/biopython/blob/biopython-175/Doc/Tutorial.tex
We previously used
\verbatim
blocks in LaTeX, but these are not specific to Python code and so should not be formatted with black (same issue with RST and::
blocks, #21): biopython/biopython@98e84b7The other popular convention for syntax coloured Python code within LaTeX is
\begin{listing}[language=Python]
and it would be relatively straightforward to cover that as well.