Minted ignores fontfamily setting

[stephenlevitt]

Tested platforms: Windows 10, MiKTeX 23.1 Versions:

• xelatex - this is MiKTeX-XETEX 4.9.0
• xelatex - running on Windows 10.0.19044
• minted v2.7
• Pygments Version: 2.15.1

I am trying to use Inconsolata for minted listings only - not the entire LaTeX document. As far as I can tell, the font is installed correctly because it is found when specifying it for normal text. However, when explicitly set as the font for a minted listing it cannot be found. See the MWE below and specifically the last line. I am not sure why this does not work.

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage[outputdir=./out]{minted}

\newfontfamily{\inconsolata}{InconsolataLGCMarkup}[Extension=.otf, ItalicFont =*-Italic, BoldFont=*-Bold, Scale=MatchLowercase]

\begin{document}

This is the main document font: 0 1 2

{\inconsolata This is the main document font typeset using Inconsolata: 0 1 2}

\mint[fontfamily=tt]{text}| This is a minted listing with the default typewriter font: 0 1 2 |
\mint[fontfamily=helvetica]{text}| This is a minted listing with Helvetica: 0 1 2 |
\mint[fontfamily=inconsolata]{text}| This is a minted listing should be typeset with Inconsolata: 0 1 2 |

\end{document}

Output:

[gpoore]

minted uses fancyvrb to typeset the code. The fontspec manual gives an example using fancyvrb, and in the \newfontfamily definition uses the equivalent of NFSSFamily=inconsolata. I'd suggest starting there.

[stephenlevitt]

Thanks! The following change produces the correct results: \newfontfamily{\inconsolata}{InconsolataLGCMarkup}[NFSSFamily=inconsolata, Extension=.otf, ItalicFont =*-Italic, BoldFont=*-Bold, Scale=MatchLowercase]

[goyalyashpal]

The fontspec manual gives an example using fancyvrb, and in the \newfontfamily definition uses the equivalent of NFSSFamily=inconsolata. I'd suggest starting there.

can you share the links :smiley:

is it this one:

• texdoc/fontspec "II.4.2 Font Selection > Single Font Face > NFSS family" (pg-16)

[stephenlevitt]

Yes, that's it.