Apparently ox-latex doesn't add `\newminted` to languages that I wish
to use.
This is required to use:
\begin{common-lispcode}
(format t "test")
\end{common-lispcode}
That being the `${LANG}code` environment, which Org-mode uses for my
entire document.
https://github.com/gpoore/minted/issues/83
The author responded with:
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│ Environments ${LANG}code are not created by default. You can create
│ whichever ones you need using the \newminted command. In this case,
│ \newminted{python}{}. Note the trailing, empty {}. If you wanted to
│ specify default options for the new environment, that's where you
│ would put them. Also, if you didn't want to call the new environment
│ pythoncode, you could give \newminted an optional argument. More
│ details are in the docs.
│
│ If Org-mode is exporting LaTeX using the ${LANG}code form, then it
│ should really be creating the corresponding environments automatically
│ by default. But I would think it would really be simpler for it to
│ export standard minted environments. I haven't used it, so I can't
│ make any suggestions about configuration.
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Thanks!
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Zack Piper <[email protected]> http://apertron.net
