Latex: reset font style
Is there a way I can reset the style of a certain character sequence?
I'm using the listings
package to display source code and the prebreak
property to display a escape character \
to indicate that the current lines was broken. The problem is that sometimes the backslash is colored because of the syntax highlighting used.
So I need basically something like a resetstyle
statement, as in the following imaginary example:
\textbf{Some bold text \resetstyle{not bold, no color} foo bar}
EDIT:
Here are the settings that I'm using via lstset
:
\lstset{
extendedchars = \true,
inputencoding = utf8,
basicstyle = \scriptsize\ttfamily,
breaklines = true,
breakindent = 10pt,
breakatwhitespace = true,
breakautoindent = true,
prebreak = \\,
frame = leftline,
showtabs = true,
numbers = left,
stepnumber = 2,
numberstyle = \footnotesize,
numbersep = 10pt,
keywordstyle = \color[RGB]{0,0,255},
commentstyle = \itshape\color[RGB]{120,120,120},
stringstyle = \color[rgb]{0.627,0.126,0.941},
emphstyle = {[0]\color[RGB]{236,0,168}},
emphstyle 开发者_JAVA技巧 = {[1]\color[RGB]{34,139,34}\underbar},
emphstyle = {[2]\textbf}
}
You could try putting the text inside an mbox
(untested, but works for math mode):
\textbf{Some bold text \mbox{not bold, no color} foo bar}
You will lose the ability for line breaks inside the text, but in this case that seems to be no problem.
\def\resetstyle#1{{\normalsize\rm\color[rgb]{0,0,0}\noindent#1}}
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