Font size in listing












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How to set a font size in listing when I have these settings in the preamble? 



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}

newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny} 



begin{document}

mylisting[label=s]{s}{s.txt}

 end{document}


File s.txt:



x = 5;<br>

y = 6;<br>

z = x + y;


I tried 



newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  fontsize=footnotesize,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}


There is an error and



newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny}


that does not do anything - the font size remains the same.






listings fontsize







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  • Something like listing options={basicstyle=tinytexttt}, or similar should work. But without an MWE it is hard to say what exactly you are doing. You have asked over forty questions and in many you have either provided an MWE or have been asked to provide one. Please show one here as well. Also consider adding an MWE to your future questions directly without people asking for it.
    – moewe
    21 mins ago












  • can you provide full MWE, i.e., from documentclass{...}...end{document}
    – MadyYuvi
    21 mins ago










  • I am sorry I editted the question
    – Elisabeth
    16 mins ago










  • We don't have your s.txt so this is not exactly a complete example. But it should be close enough. Still, please consider adding a short example file that we can use.
    – moewe
    15 mins ago










  • The file is there
    – Elisabeth
    13 mins ago
















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How to set a font size in listing when I have these settings in the preamble? 



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}

newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny} 



begin{document}

mylisting[label=s]{s}{s.txt}

 end{document}


File s.txt:



x = 5;<br>

y = 6;<br>

z = x + y;


I tried 



newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  fontsize=footnotesize,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}


There is an error and



newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny}


that does not do anything - the font size remains the same.






listings fontsize







share|improve this question
























  • Something like listing options={basicstyle=tinytexttt}, or similar should work. But without an MWE it is hard to say what exactly you are doing. You have asked over forty questions and in many you have either provided an MWE or have been asked to provide one. Please show one here as well. Also consider adding an MWE to your future questions directly without people asking for it.
    – moewe
    21 mins ago












  • can you provide full MWE, i.e., from documentclass{...}...end{document}
    – MadyYuvi
    21 mins ago










  • I am sorry I editted the question
    – Elisabeth
    16 mins ago










  • We don't have your s.txt so this is not exactly a complete example. But it should be close enough. Still, please consider adding a short example file that we can use.
    – moewe
    15 mins ago










  • The file is there
    – Elisabeth
    13 mins ago














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How to set a font size in listing when I have these settings in the preamble? 



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}

newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny} 



begin{document}

mylisting[label=s]{s}{s.txt}

 end{document}


File s.txt:



x = 5;<br>

y = 6;<br>

z = x + y;


I tried 



newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  fontsize=footnotesize,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}


There is an error and



newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny}


that does not do anything - the font size remains the same.






listings fontsize







share|improve this question















How to set a font size in listing when I have these settings in the preamble? 



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}

newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}

newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny} 



begin{document}

mylisting[label=s]{s}{s.txt}

 end{document}


File s.txt:



x = 5;<br>

y = 6;<br>

z = x + y;


I tried 



newtcbinputlisting[auto counter,list inside=lol,list type={lstlisting}]{mylisting}[3]{%

  listing file={#3},

  title=Listing,

  colback=white,

  colframe=gray!75!black,

  fonttitle=bfseries,

  fontsize=footnotesize,

  listing only,

  breakable,

  title={Soubor thetcbcounter: #2},

  #1

}


There is an error and



newcommand{listingsfont}{basicstyle=ttfamilytiny}


that does not do anything - the font size remains the same.






listings fontsize




listings fontsize






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  • Something like listing options={basicstyle=tinytexttt}, or similar should work. But without an MWE it is hard to say what exactly you are doing. You have asked over forty questions and in many you have either provided an MWE or have been asked to provide one. Please show one here as well. Also consider adding an MWE to your future questions directly without people asking for it.
    – moewe
    21 mins ago












  • can you provide full MWE, i.e., from documentclass{...}...end{document}
    – MadyYuvi
    21 mins ago










  • I am sorry I editted the question
    – Elisabeth
    16 mins ago










  • We don't have your s.txt so this is not exactly a complete example. But it should be close enough. Still, please consider adding a short example file that we can use.
    – moewe
    15 mins ago










  • The file is there
    – Elisabeth
    13 mins ago


















  • Something like listing options={basicstyle=tinytexttt}, or similar should work. But without an MWE it is hard to say what exactly you are doing. You have asked over forty questions and in many you have either provided an MWE or have been asked to provide one. Please show one here as well. Also consider adding an MWE to your future questions directly without people asking for it.
    – moewe
    21 mins ago












  • can you provide full MWE, i.e., from documentclass{...}...end{document}
    – MadyYuvi
    21 mins ago










  • I am sorry I editted the question
    – Elisabeth
    16 mins ago










  • We don't have your s.txt so this is not exactly a complete example. But it should be close enough. Still, please consider adding a short example file that we can use.
    – moewe
    15 mins ago










  • The file is there
    – Elisabeth
    13 mins ago
















Something like listing options={basicstyle=tinytexttt}, or similar should work. But without an MWE it is hard to say what exactly you are doing. You have asked over forty questions and in many you have either provided an MWE or have been asked to provide one. Please show one here as well. Also consider adding an MWE to your future questions directly without people asking for it.
– moewe
21 mins ago






Something like listing options={basicstyle=tinytexttt}, or similar should work. But without an MWE it is hard to say what exactly you are doing. You have asked over forty questions and in many you have either provided an MWE or have been asked to provide one. Please show one here as well. Also consider adding an MWE to your future questions directly without people asking for it.
– moewe
21 mins ago














can you provide full MWE, i.e., from documentclass{...}...end{document}
– MadyYuvi
21 mins ago




can you provide full MWE, i.e., from documentclass{...}...end{document}
– MadyYuvi
21 mins ago












I am sorry I editted the question
– Elisabeth
16 mins ago




I am sorry I editted the question
– Elisabeth
16 mins ago












We don't have your s.txt so this is not exactly a complete example. But it should be close enough. Still, please consider adding a short example file that we can use.
– moewe
15 mins ago




We don't have your s.txt so this is not exactly a complete example. But it should be close enough. Still, please consider adding a short example file that we can use.
– moewe
15 mins ago












The file is there
– Elisabeth
13 mins ago




The file is there
– Elisabeth
13 mins ago










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