How to use droid for minted? about minted HOT 6 CLOSED

The font in the example is Microsoft’s Consolas. Regarding your other question, you need to provide more detail. How are you loading the droid font? What does “neither of them works” mean?

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OK.
I use \inputminted to input my source files.And I want to use Droid Sans Mono.So I tried:
\inputminted[fontfamily=droid]{c++}{my_source_file}and\inputminted[fontseries=droid]{c++}{my_source_file},but none of them worked.
I've added \usepackage{droid}in preamble.
And there's another problem.
If the length of some lines in the source file is too long, some code won't appear.
like:

The full code is:

void gcd(const int a, const int b, int &x, int &y)
{
  if (!b) x = 1, y = 0; else gcd(b, a % b, y, x), y -= x * (a / b);
}

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You need to use the font family names provided by the package. The droid package states that the family name for the mono-spaced font is fdm. droid is not a defined family name, as far as I can see.

Regarding too long lines, see the documentation, section 7 (FAQ and Troubleshooting).

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I tried \inputminted[fontfamily=fdm]{c++}{my_source_file},and XeLaTeX said:

LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `EU1/fdm/m/n' undefined
LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `EU1/fdm/bx/n' undefined

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You probably don't want to use the fontfamily key, since by default it's only configured to work with a few fonts (tt, courier, helvetica; see fancyvrb documentation).

It looks like you're using XeTeX. In that case, something like this in your preamble should give you what you want for the entire document.

\usepackage{fontspec}
\setmonofont{Droid Sans Mono}

You will usually get font warnings when using Droid Sans Mono, because their isn't a bold version and minted uses bold in most highlighting styles. You can ignore the warnings; what should be bold simply becomes regular.

Long lines will run off the page by default. If you want auto line breaks, install the latest minted.sty from GitHub, and then use the breaklines option.

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Thanks you guys! Problem solved.

2014-08-17 1:42 GMT+08:00 Geoffrey Poore [email protected]:

You probably don't want to use the fontfamily key, since by default it's
only configured to work with a few fonts (tt, courier, helvetica; see
fancyvrb documentation).

It looks like you're using XeTeX. In that case, something like this in
your preamble should give you what you want for the entire document.

\usepackage{fontspec}\setmonofont{Droid Sans Mono}

You will usually get font warnings when using Droid Sans Mono, because
their isn't a bold version and minted uses bold in most highlighting
styles. You can ignore the warnings; what should be bold simply becomes
regular.

Long lines will run off the page by default. If you want auto line breaks,
install the latest minted.sty from GitHub, and then use the breaklines
option.

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