Don't typeset the listing, but reserve space needed about minted HOT 10 CLOSED

There isn't a way to do that currently. If you can tell me a bit more about the conditions when you would use such as feature, I can think about whether there is a way to add it.

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Obviously, it is to speed up draft builds...
It doesn't need to be a box, maybe we could print unhighlighted listing with appropriate font and size, but just plain, without a call to pygmentize?

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Wrong button, sorry!

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Typesetting everything without highlighting should be pretty straightforward. I will look into it as soon as I have a chance to get back to minted development. To get as much performance as possible in the meantime, you might look into using caching, if you haven't already.

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I was not able to find the words "cache" and "caching" in the minted manual... Is there a quick explanation available?

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Caching is only supported by the version here on GitHub; I haven't quite finished things and released to CTAN. When you use the package option cache, all of your highlighted code will be saved in a temporary directory in your document's directory, so that it doesn't have to be rebuilt each time. This significantly increases performance.

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Is having the minted sty in the directory enough or do I need additional
files?
Am 17.07.2014 16:14 schrieb "Geoffrey Poore" [email protected]:

Caching is only supported by the version here on GitHub; I haven't quite
finished things and released to CTAN. When you use the package option
cache, all of your highlighted code will be saved in a temporary directory
in your document's directory, so that it doesn't have to be rebuilt each
time. This significantly increases performance.

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Yes, having the latest minted.sty in the document directory should work fine.

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Thank you, this sped up the overall building process a little!

Anyway, I believe that a draft-option would come in handy too.

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There's now a draft mode. It typesets everything with fancyvrb; the main thing you lose is syntax highlighting. Most things will be extremely similar to their appearance in normal mode, except for the colors. Aside from a little (probably negligible) macro overhead, it will be as fast as using fancyvrb directly, since I was able to get it to work without using any temporary files.

If you are using draft together with cache, the cache files will be saved (no automatic cleanup) until draft mode is turned off. So you won't lose any caching performance by switching draft on and off as it is useful.

Let me know if you find any bugs. Most things not related to syntax highlighting will work, except for autogobble.

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