Use Minted for code highlighting

[KilnOfTheSecondFlame]

Use Minted for code highlighting

[KilnOfTheSecondFlame]

Relevant branch

[gathurian]

I think it can be assumed that Python is installed on pretty much every CompSci student that needs these summaries. Is it based on Python2 or 3?

However, what are the dependencies? i.e what/how many pip packages do have to be installed before being able to fully compile the documents? And how does it fare performance-wise compared to TeX-native?

[KilnOfTheSecondFlame]

It needs Pygments, I think that package is available in 2 and 3, and the impact on building is negligible, aka I did not notice any drop in build speed (in my opinion).

[KilnOfTheSecondFlame]

Ok, after timing the build from source, I stand corrected

Description	lstlisting	minted
TotalSeconds	2.737603	7.4229448
TotalMilliseconds	2737.603	7422.9448

PowerShell used:

Measure-Command {
    pdflatex.exe -synctex=1 -shell-escape -interaction=nonstopmode C.tex
    pdflatex.exe -synctex=1 -shell-escape -interaction=nonstopmode C.tex
}

[gathurian]

Hm, roughly triple the time to compile and added dependencies for prettier code? Gotta say, I'm not a big fan of it. Of course you're free to use it on a feature-branch, but I'm not gonna merge it into master.

[KilnOfTheSecondFlame]

I mean its 5seconds of overhead. But your summary is small right now, this time will go up the longer it is, and then it will not be that much of a difference. But yeh, it's your repo :D