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New Lexicon: how to add a custom minted lexer in Overleaf

This quick post comes courtesy of LianTze Lim (an Overleaf TeXpert) and Kota Miura (a bioimage analyst). I asked on the ImageJ forum some time ago how to add an ImageJ Macro lexer for a LaTeX document I was writing. Kota responded with this lexer for pygments. I then asked Overleaf if it was possible to […]

23rd October 2018By Stephen Royle computing ImageJ, LaTeX, lexer, minted, Overleaf, pygments
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