% xlistings.sty
% This package is not intended to work with the 'minted'-Package
%
% Copyright (C) 2024-2026 Florian Sihler
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the conditions of
% the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3c of this license
% or (at your option) any later version. The latest version of this
% license is in https://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt and version 1.3c
% or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX version 2008 or later.
%
% This work has the LPPL maintenance status 'maintained'.
% The Current Maintainer of this work is Florian Sihler.
%
% This work consists of the file xlistings.sty, the language definitions
% langs/xlistings-*.cfg, and the documentation xlistings-doc.tex.
\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
\ProvidesPackage{xlistings}[2026/08/17 v1.0.0 extended listings]

% TODO: auto fallback to lstlistings
% TODO: fail if language is not found!
% TODO: allow to post add language specific keywords
% TODO: link to doc support like magic haskell
\RequirePackage{kvoptions}

\SetupKeyvalOptions{family=xlst,prefix=@xlst@}

\DeclareBoolOption{print}                           % in print, ink will be reduced, adapted to gray scale
\DeclareComplementaryOption{digital}{print}
\DeclareBoolOption[true]{guardspace}                % ensure that listings are not broken over pages
\DeclareBoolOption{numinpar}                        % if enabled numbers would be outside of the left margin
\DeclareBoolOption[true]{hlnumbers}                 % highlight numbers
\DeclareBoolOption{upshape}                         % upshape for basic style
\DeclareBoolOption{inlinesize}                      % don't change font?
\DeclareBoolOption{highlights}                      % special (tikz based) highlights
\DeclareBoolOption[true]{fakeminted}                % use minted for output
\DeclareBoolOption{extendednums}                    % extended number support
\DeclareBoolOption{debug}                           % debug output
\DeclareStringOption[default]{style}                % the (default) style to use

% internals:
\newif\ifxlst@lst@lastwas@character@ % last segment was from char-class
\newif\ifxlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@  % in char-mode (pass through)
\newif\ifxlst@lst@innumber@          % last segment was a highlighted number
\newif\ifxlst@lst@inhex@             % within a 0x-prefixed literal

\ProcessKeyvalOptions*
\newif\if@xlst@accuspp@available@ % remove line numbers from selection if possible

\if@xlst@debug\let\xlst@debug\typeout\else\let\xlst@debug\@gobble\fi

\newdimen\xlst@length@lst@numsep       \xlst@length@lst@numsep=9\p@
\newdimen\xlst@length@lst@famerule     \xlst@length@lst@famerule=.75\p@
\newdimen\xlst@length@lst@xleftmargin  \xlst@length@lst@xleftmargin=3\p@
\newdimen\xlst@length@lst@xrightmargin \xlst@length@lst@xrightmargin=3\p@

\RequirePackage{etoolbox}
\RequirePackage{xcolor}
\RequirePackage{pgfkeys}

\def\xlstsetstyle#1{\def\xlst@style@default{#1}}
\xlstsetstyle{\@xlst@style}

% Listings-Base:
\IfFileExists{listingsutf8.sty}{\RequirePackage{listingsutf8}}{\RequirePackage{listings}}
\IfFileExists{accsupp.sty}{\RequirePackage{accsupp}\@xlst@accuspp@available@true}{\@xlst@accuspp@available@false}%
\RequirePackage{lstautogobble}

% in the future we may want to use something like https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/728534
% [* to overwrite + to append] #1 language, #2 overwrite
\def\xlstlangoverride{\@ifstar\@xlstlangoverride@overwrite\@xlstlangoverride@append}
\def\@xlstlangoverride@overwrite#1#2{\csdef{xlst@@lang@#1}{#2}}%
\def\@xlstlangoverride@append#1#2{\csgappto{xlst@@lang@#1}{,#2}}%

% #1: language to overwrite
\def\xlst@get@overwrites#1{%
    \ifcsname xlst@@lang@#1\endcsname\csname xlst@@lang@#1\endcsname\else\@empty\fi
}
% define the lstkey
% working with lstset and setting lstkeys broke stuff (realizing this was very painful), so we go the bottom route
\define@key{lst}{language addons}{\protected@edef\@tmp{\noexpand\setkeys{lst}{\xlst@get@overwrites{#1}}}\@tmp}% \protected@edef\@tmp{\noexpand

\if@xlst@accuspp@available@
\def\xlst@lst@prebreak{\rlap{\BeginAccSupp{method=escape,ActualText={}}\xlst@font@fs@numbers$\hookleftarrow$\EndAccSupp{}}}
\else
\def\xlst@lst@prebreak{\rlap{\xlst@font@fs@numbers$\hookleftarrow$}}
\fi
\let\xlst@lst@inline@prebreak\xlst@lst@prebreak

\if@xlst@guardspace\RequirePackage{needspace}\fi
\if@xlst@highlights\RequirePackage{tikz}\fi

\let\xlst@ttfamily\ttfamily

\def\xlst@font@fs@numbers{\footnotesize}
\def\xlstNumFs#1{\gdef\xlst@font@fs@numbers{#1}}
\def\xlst@font@fs@normal{}

\newcommand*\lstfs[1][1]{\@ifstar{\@lstfs@star{#1}}{\@lstfs{#1}}}
\def\@lstfs@star#1{\protected@edef\@tmp{\noexpand\@lstfs{#1}{\xlst@font@size}}\@tmp}
% #1 linespread, #2 font size in pt
\def\@lstfs#1#2{%
  \def\xlst@font@fs@normal{\fontsize{#2}{#2}\linespread{#1}\selectfont}%
  \ifnum#2>7\protected@edef\xlst@lst@@subfs{\the\numexpr #2-4}\def\xlst@font@fs@numbers{\fontsize\xlst@lst@@subfs\xlst@lst@@subfs\linespread{#1}\selectfont}%
  \else\def\xlst@font@fs@numbers{\tiny\linespread{#1}}\fi
}

% Color & Style Definitions
\if@xlst@print
\definecolor{xlst@colors@border}{HTML}{DDDFE2}
\definecolor{xlst@colors@background}{HTML}{FFFFFF}% save ink :D
\else
\definecolor{xlst@colors@border}{HTML}{EAECF0}
\definecolor{xlst@colors@background}{HTML}{FCFBFB}
\fi

% default palette
\definecolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA}{RGB}{192,55,100} % e.g.: class, public, static...
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@keywordB}{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA!75!white} % e.g.: int, double ...
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@keywordC}{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA!90!black} % e.g.: class-names?
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}{teal!80!white} % well, numbers
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@numprefix}{gray} % the '0x' of '0x2a'
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@literals}{orange!80!green!60!xlst@colors@lst@keywordA!80!white} % strings and friends
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@comments}{lightgray!65!gray} % well, comments
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@highlight}{lime} % sweetspots
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@command}{xlst@colors@lst@keywordB} % sweetspots
\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@linenumbers}{gray}

% define the styling definitions
% as we don't know, if 'foreach' is available, we will built our own iter:
\def\xlst@lst@style@iter@step#1: #2\@nil{%
\ifx!#1!\else
  \expandafter\def\csname#1\endcsname{#2}%
\fi}

\def\xlst@lst@style@iter#1,#2\@nil{%
\ifx!#1!\else
  \xlst@lst@style@iter@step xlst@styles@lst@#1\@nil
  \ifx!#2!\else\xlst@lst@style@iter#2,\@nil\fi\fi}

\def\xlstSetStyle#1#2{\expandafter\def\csname xlst@styles@lst@#1\endcsname{#2}}

\def\xlst@list@define@styles#1{\xlst@lst@style@iter#1,\@nil}
\let\xlstDefineStyles\xlst@list@define@styles
% we will write the colors anyway. This way it is easy visible on how to change the
% styles. Will define e.g. \xlst@styles@lst@keywo
\if@xlst@print
\xlst@list@define@styles{%
 {keywordA: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA}\bfseries},%
 {keywordB: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordB}},%
 {keywordC: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordC}},%
 {keywordD: \itshape},%
 {numbers:  \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}\itshape},%
 {numprefix: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numprefix}},%
 {literals: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@literals}\itshape},%
 {comments: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@comments}},% \scshape
 {basic: \xlst@ttfamily},%
 {command:  \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@command}},%
 {highlight: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@highlight}\itshape},%
 {linenumbers: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@linenumbers}\xlst@font@fs@numbers\sffamily}%
}
\else
\xlst@list@define@styles{%
 {keywordA: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA}},%
 {keywordB: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordB}},%
 {keywordC: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordC}},%
 {keywordD: \itshape},%
 {numbers:  \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}},%
 {numprefix: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numprefix}},%
 {literals: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@literals}},%
 {comments: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@comments}},%
 {basic:    \xlst@ttfamily},%
 {command:  \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@command}},%
 {linenumbers: \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@linenumbers}\xlst@font@fs@numbers\sffamily},%
 {highlight:   \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@highlight}\itshape}%
}
\fi

\if@xlst@upshape
\xlst@list@define@styles{{basic: \xlst@ttfamily\upshape},}
\fi

% Helper Functions
\def\xlst@font@size{\the\numexpr\dimexpr\f@size\p@\relax/65536\relax}

% We want language specific literate additions:
\def\xlst@lst@addToLiterate#1{\protected@edef\lst@literate{\unexpanded\expandafter{\lst@literate}\unexpanded{#1}}}
\lst@Key{add to literate}{}{\xlst@lst@addToLiterate{#1}}


% If possible we want to make the line numbers unmarkable, so you can copy
% code without selecting them:
% locally blacklist some numbers
\newif\if@xlst@lst@blacklist@is@ghost@
\let\xlstblacklistisghost\@xlst@lst@blacklist@is@ghost@true
\let\xlstblacklistispresent\@xlst@lst@blacklist@is@ghost@false
\def\xlstblacklistlinenumbers{\@ifstar{\xlstblacklistispresent\@xlst@lst@blacklistlinenumers}{\xlstblacklistisghost\@xlst@lst@blacklistlinenumers}}
\def\@xlst@lst@blacklistlinenumers#1{\@for\@num:={#1}\do{\expandafter\let\csname xlst@lst@nl@blacklist@\@num\endcsname\@empty}}
% TODO: support for non-integer line markers by not adding stuff if ispresent is true?
% we have to keep a different offset for blacklisted and ghost line numbers
% 1. we must keep ranges intact and
% 2. otherwise the line to be blacklisted would repeat
\newcount\c@xlst@lst@blacklisted@linenum@counter
\lst@AddToHook{PreInit}{\c@xlst@lst@blacklisted@linenum@counter\z@}

\if@xlst@accuspp@available@
\def\xlst@lst@num@consume#1{\@ifundefined{xlst@lst@nl@blacklist@#1}{\BeginAccSupp{method=escape,ActualText={}}\the\numexpr#1+\c@xlst@lst@blacklisted@linenum@counter\EndAccSupp{}}{\if@xlst@lst@blacklist@is@ghost@\global\advance\c@xlst@lst@blacklisted@linenum@counter\m@ne\fi}}
\else\def\xlst@lst@num@consume#1{\@ifundefined{xlst@lst@nl@blacklist@#1}{\the\numexpr#1+\c@xlst@lst@blacklisted@linenum@counter}{\if@xlst@lst@blacklist@is@ghost@\global\advance\c@xlst@lst@blacklisted@linenum@counter\m@ne\fi}}
\fi
% So if possible we will eat the number and produce unmarkable text

% Here we will make a small rainbow to present the selected color-theme :D
\def\xlst@lst@showstyles@iter#1,#2\@nil{%
\ifx!#1!\else
 {\xlst@style@get{#1}#1\space}%
 \ifx!#2!\else\xlst@lst@showstyles@iter#2,\@nil\fi% recursion
\fi
}

\def\xlst@lst@showstyles#1{\xlst@lst@showstyles@iter#1,\@nil}
\def\xlstStyles{\xlst@lst@showstyles{basic,keywordA,keywordB,keywordC,keywordD,numbers,linenumbers,literals,comments,highlight}}

\def\xlst@style@get#1{\xlst@styles@lst@basic\csname xlst@styles@lst@#1\endcsname}
\long\def\xlstGet#1#2{\begingroup\xlstGetStyle{#1}#2\endgroup}
\let\xlstGetStyle\xlst@style@get

\def\xlstSetLeftMargin#1{\setlength{\xlst@length@lst@xleftmargin}{#1}}
\def\xlstSetRightMargin#1{\setlength{\xlst@length@lst@xrightmargin}{#1}}
\def\xlstSetNumSep#1{\setlength{\xlst@length@lst@numsep}{#1}}
\def\xlstSetFrameRule#1{\setlength{\xlst@length@lst@famerule}{#1}}
\def\xlstPreBreak#1{\def\xlst@lst@prebreak{#1}}
\def\xlstInlinePreBreak#1{\def\xlst@lst@inline@prebreak{#1}}

\def\@@xlst@numinpar@length{2em}
\if@xlst@numinpar\xlstSetLeftMargin{\@@xlst@numinpar@length}\fi

% Handling of automated number-highlighting in listings;
% #1 style, #2 code to run if the segment starts a number, #3 the segment
\def\xlst@lst@hl@num#1#2#3{\begingroup
\ifxlst@lst@lastwas@character@
\global\xlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@true\xlst@lst@nonum#3\else\global\xlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@false
  \ifnum\lst@mode=\lst@Pmode\relax% PMode: Not in any special Mode
  \xlst@lst@hl@num@{#1}{#2}{#3}% or if keywords are active:
  \else\lst@ifkeywords\xlst@lst@hl@num@{#1}{#2}{#3}\else\xlst@lst@nonum#3\fi\fi
\fi
\endgroup}
\def\xlst@lst@hl@num@#1#2#3{#2\global\xlst@lst@innumber@true{\xlst@style@get{#1}#3}}
\def\xlst@@lst@hl@digit#1{\xlst@lst@hl@num{numbers}\@empty{#1}}
% #1 marks the literal as hexadecimal
\def\xlst@@lst@hl@prefix#1#2{\xlst@lst@hl@num{numprefix}{#1}{#2}}
\def\xlst@lst@hex{\global\xlst@lst@inhex@true}
\def\xlstdisablenumhl{\def\xlst@dgt##1{##1}\def\xlst@pfx##1##2{##2}}
\def\xlstenablenumhl{\let\xlst@dgt\xlst@@lst@hl@digit\let\xlst@pfx\xlst@@lst@hl@prefix}
\if@xlst@hlnumbers\xlstenablenumhl\else\xlstdisablenumhl\fi
\def\xlst@lst@nonum{\ifxlst@lst@innumber@
  \global\xlst@lst@innumber@false\global\xlst@lst@inhex@false\fi}
% overwrite processor routines to adapt to number
\def\xlst@lst@plainletter{%
  \xlst@lst@nonum\xlst@lst@lastwas@character@true\lst@AppendLetter}
\def\lst@ProcessLetter{%
  \lst@whitespacefalse
  \ifxlst@lst@innumber@\expandafter\xlst@lst@numletter\else\expandafter\xlst@lst@plainletter\fi}
\def\lst@ProcessOther{%
  \lst@whitespacefalse\xlst@lst@nonum\xlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@false\xlst@lst@lastwas@character@false\lst@AppendOther}
\def\lst@whitespacetrue{\xlst@lst@nonum\xlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@false\xlst@lst@lastwas@character@false\global\let\lst@ifwhitespace\iftrue}
\def\lst@whitespacefalse{\global\let\lst@ifwhitespace\iffalse}
\lst@AddToHook{PreInit}{\xlst@lst@nonum
  \global\xlst@lst@lastwas@character@false\global\xlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@false}

\def\xlst@nc{\ifxlst@lst@lastwas@charkeep@\else\xlst@lst@lastwas@character@false\fi}

% modify lst-literate routine to apply to the mechanism
\def\lst@Literate#1#2#3{%
\ifx\relax#2\@empty\else
\lst@CArgX #1\relax\lst@CDef\relax
  {\let\lst@next\@empty
  \lst@ifxliterate
  \lst@ifmode\let\lst@next\lst@CArgEmpty\fi
  \fi\ifx\lst@next\@empty
    \ifx\lst@OutputBox\@gobble\else
    \lst@XPrintToken \let\lst@scanmode\lst@scan@m
    \lst@token{#2}\lst@length#3\relax
    \lst@XPrintToken
    \lst@whitespacefalse\xlst@nc
    \fi
    \let\lst@next\lst@CArgEmptyGobble
  \fi\lst@next}%
  \@empty% splitter for constants
\expandafter\lst@Literate
\fi}

% The basic literate table
\def\xlstSetLiterateTable{%
\lstset{add to literate=%
  {Í}{{\'I}}1 {Ó}{{\'O}}1 {Ú}{{\'U}}1 {à}{{\`a}}1 {è}{{\`e}}1 {ì}{{\`i}}1 {ò}{{\`o}}1
  {ù}{{\`u}}1 {À}{{\`A}}1 {È}{{\'E}}1 {Ì}{{\`I}}1 {Ò}{{\`O}}1 {Ù}{{\`U}}1 {ä}{{\"a}}1
  {ë}{{\"e}}1 {ï}{{\"i}}1 {ö}{{\"o}}1 {ü}{{\"u}}1 {Ä}{{\"A}}1 {Ë}{{\"E}}1 {Ï}{{\"I}}1
  {Ö}{{\"O}}1 {Ü}{{\"U}}1 {â}{{\^a}}1 {ê}{{\^e}}1 {î}{{\^i}}1 {ô}{{\^o}}1 {û}{{\^u}}1
  {æ}{{\ae}}1 {Æ}{{\AE}}1 {ß}{{\ss}}1 {ø}{{\o}}1 {€}{{\texteuro}}1 {£}{{\pounds}}1
  {:bs:}{{\@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA}\textbackslash\normalcolor}}1 {:bmath:}{{\xlst@style@get{numbers}\$\normalcolor}}1 {:percent:}{{\%}}1
  {:emath:}{{{\xlst@style@get{numbers}\$\normalcolor}}}1 {:dollar:}{{{\xlst@style@get{numbers}\$\normalcolor}}}1 {:plaindollar:}{{\$}}1%spaces
  % brace fix
  {:space:}{{{ }}}1 {:ws:}{{{ }}}1 {:cdots:}{{{$\cdots$}}}1 {:cdot:}{{{$\cdot$}}}1 {:ldots:}{{{\ldots}}}1  {:circ:}{{{\ensuremath{\circ}}}}1 {:!:}{{!}}1
  {:c:}{{{}}}0 {:star:}{{*}}1 {:minus:}{{-}}1
  {:float:}{{{\xlst@style@get{numbers}f\normalcolor}}}1 {:exp:}{{{\xlst@style@get{numbers}e\normalcolor}}}1 {:yields:}{{{$\rightarrow$}}}1%
  {:lan:}{{{$\langle$\thinspace}}}1 {:ran:}{{{\thinspace$\rangle$}}}1 {:to:}{{{$\to$}}}2 {:equiv:}{{{$\equiv$}}}1%
  {:bcmd:}{\@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@lst@keywordA}\textbackslash\normalcolor}1 {:ecmd:}{\normalcolor}0
  {0}{{\xlst@dgt{0}}}1
  {1}{{\xlst@dgt{1}}}1 {2}{{\xlst@dgt{2}}}1 {3}{{\xlst@dgt{3}}}1
  {4}{{\xlst@dgt{4}}}1 {5}{{\xlst@dgt{5}}}1 {6}{{\xlst@dgt{6}}}1
  {7}{{\xlst@dgt{7}}}1 {8}{{\xlst@dgt{8}}}1 {9}{{\xlst@dgt{9}}}1
  {.0}{{\xlst@dgt{.0}}}2
  {.1}{{\xlst@dgt{.1}}}2 {.2}{{\xlst@dgt{.2}}}2 {.3}{{\xlst@dgt{.3}}}2
  {.4}{{\xlst@dgt{.4}}}2 {.5}{{\xlst@dgt{.5}}}2 {.6}{{\xlst@dgt{.6}}}2
  {.7}{{\xlst@dgt{.7}}}2 {.8}{{\xlst@dgt{.8}}}2 {.9}{{\xlst@dgt{.9}}}2
  {:lmath:}{{\textcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}{\textbackslash(}}}2 {:rmath:}{{\textcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}{\textbackslash)}}}2 {:ldmath:}{{\textcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}{\textbackslash[}}}2 {:rdmath:}{{\textcolor{xlst@colors@lst@numbers}{\textbackslash]}}}2 {:ul:}{{\_}}1}
\if@xlst@extendednums\xlst@lst@extendedliterates\fi
}

% The digit separator and the radix prefixes have to be registered after the
% plain digits, otherwise the single digit wins the (longer) match.
\def\xlst@lst@extendedliterates{%
\lstset{add to literate={_0}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore0}}}2 {_1}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore1}}}2 {_2}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore2}}}2 {_3}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore3}}}2
{_4}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore4}}}2 {_5}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore5}}}2 {_6}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore6}}}2
{_7}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore7}}}2 {_8}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore8}}}2 {_9}{{\xlst@dgt{\textunderscore9}}}2
{0x}{{\xlst@pfx\xlst@lst@hex{0x}}}2 {0X}{{\xlst@pfx\xlst@lst@hex{0X}}}2
{0b}{{\xlst@pfx\@empty{0b}}}2 {0B}{{\xlst@pfx\@empty{0B}}}2
{0o}{{\xlst@pfx\@empty{0o}}}2 {0O}{{\xlst@pfx\@empty{0O}}}2
}}

\def\xlst@lst@numletter{\futurelet\xlst@lst@nexttok\xlst@lst@numletter@}
\def\xlst@lst@numletter@{%
  \ifxlst@lst@inhex@\xlst@lst@scan\xlst@lst@hexletters
  \else\xlst@lst@scan\xlst@lst@numsuffixes\fi
  \ifxlst@lst@match@\expandafter\xlst@lst@numletter@@\else\expandafter\xlst@lst@plainletter\fi}
\def\xlst@lst@numletter@@#1{%
  \lst@XPrintToken\let\lst@scanmode\lst@scan@m
  \lst@token{{\xlst@dgt{#1}}}\lst@length\@ne
  \lst@XPrintToken}
\newif\ifxlst@lst@match@
\def\xlst@lst@scan#1{\xlst@lst@match@false\expandafter\xlst@lst@scan@#1\@nil}
\def\xlst@lst@scan@#1{%
  \ifx#1\@nil\let\xlst@lst@next\relax
  \else\ifx#1\xlst@lst@nexttok
    \xlst@lst@match@true\let\xlst@lst@next\xlst@lst@scan@@
  \else\let\xlst@lst@next\xlst@lst@scan@\fi\fi\xlst@lst@next}
\def\xlst@lst@scan@@#1\@nil{}
% the characters of a listing are of category code 12, the lists have to match
\begingroup
\lccode`\0=`\a \lccode`\1=`\b \lccode`\2=`\c \lccode`\3=`\d \lccode`\4=`\e
\lccode`\5=`\f \lccode`\6=`\A \lccode`\7=`\B \lccode`\8=`\C \lccode`\9=`\D
\lccode`\!=`\E \lccode`\?=`\F
\lowercase{\endgroup\gdef\xlst@lst@hexletters{0123456789!?}}% a-f, A-F
\lst@Key{number suffixes}{eE}{\edef\xlst@lst@numsuffixes{\detokenize{#1}}}
\if@xlst@extendednums\else\let\xlst@lst@numletter\xlst@lst@plainletter\fi

\xlstSetLiterateTable
% Basic and internal highlighting definitions
% please note, that they will apply under every condition!
\newif\if@lst@within@inline@
\newcommand*\xlst@dlst@default[2][]{%
\begingroup\fboxsep=\z@\fcolorbox{xlst@colors@border}{xlst@colors@background}{%
  \if@xlst@inlinesize\@lst@within@inline@true\fi\thinspace\strut\lstinline[prebreak=\xlst@lst@inline@prebreak,#1,keepspaces=true,breakatwhitespace,]`#2`\thinspace
}\endgroup}

\newcommand*\xlst@dlst@blank[2][]{%
\begingroup\thinspace\if@xlst@inlinesize\@lst@within@inline@true\fi\lstinline[prebreak=\xlst@lst@inline@prebreak,#1,keepspaces=true,breakatwhitespace]`#2`\endgroup}

\newcommand*\xlst@dlst@input[2][]{\begingroup\if@xlst@inlinesize\@lst@within@inline@true\fi\lstinputlisting[#1]{#2}\endgroup}

% the defaults come second to overwrite the "ultimate"/global defaults passed in ##1 :D
\def\xlstSetInputDefaults#1{\renewcommand*\xlst@dlst@input[2][]{\begingroup\if@xlst@inlinesize\@lst@within@inline@true\fi\lstinputlisting[##1,#1]{##2}\endgroup}}

\def\xlstRemoveInputBackground{\xlstSetInputDefaults{frame=none,%
rulecolor={},backgroundcolor={}}}

% Lst styles that will be shipped in each case
\lstdefinestyle{xlst@nonum}{xleftmargin=3\p@,xrightmargin=3\p@,%will fix some overhead :D
numbers=none,numbersep=\z@}

% Basic - we-work-in-the-back-hey-bud-environments
\lstnewenvironment{lstplain}[1][]
  {\lstset{xleftmargin=\z@,xrightmargin=\z@,%
  numbers=none,numbersep=\z@,frame=none,rulecolor={},backgroundcolor={},#1}}{}

\lstnewenvironment{lstnonum}[1][]{\lstset{style=xlst@nonum,#1}}{}

% Here we will handle the language-control - right now, tcb will not be used
% for cleaner setup, we will use pgfkeys
\gdef\xlstset#1{\pgfkeys{/xlst@lst@family/.cd,#1}}

% Here we define globals, which are basically applied to every listing - like for example the initial style
\pgfkeys{/xlst@lst@family/globals/.cd,listing style/.initial={xlst@MAIN}}

% Just to provide a clearer structure the keys will be defined seperate for all different styles.
\pgfkeys{/xlst@lst@family/default/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style}},
command name prefix/.initial={},command name suffix/.initial={},%
constructor command/.initial={xlst@NewLstEnvCore},
/xlst@lst@family/nonumber/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style}},
command name prefix/.initial={},command name suffix/.initial={*},%
constructor command/.initial={xlst@NewLstEnvCoreStarred},
/xlst@lst@family/plain/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style},xleftmargin=\z@,xrightmargin=\z@,numbers=none,numbersep=\z@,frame=none,%
rulecolor={},backgroundcolor={}},
command name prefix/.initial={plain},command name suffix/.initial={},%
constructor command/.initial={xlst@NewLstEnvPlain},
/xlst@lst@family/plain number/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style},%
xrightmargin=\z@,xleftmargin=\dimexpr\xlst@length@lst@xleftmargin-3\p@,frame=none,rulecolor={},backgroundcolor={}},
command name prefix/.initial={plain},command name suffix/.initial={},%
constructor command/.initial={xlst@NewLstEnvPlain}}

% Inlines
\pgfkeys{/xlst@lst@family/inline default/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style}},
command name prefix/.initial={c},command name suffix/.initial={},
draw command/.initial={xlst@dlst@default}}
\pgfkeys{/xlst@lst@family/inline blank/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style}},
command name prefix/.initial={b},command name suffix/.initial={},
draw command/.initial={xlst@dlst@blank}}
\pgfkeys{/xlst@lst@family/inline input/.cd,
listing style/.initial = {\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/globals/listing style}},
command name prefix/.initial={i},command name suffix/.initial={},
draw command/.initial={xlst@dlst@input}}

% for names that cannot be part of a command name (\bx86 reads as \bx and '86')
% #1 keys, #2 language, #3 code
\newcommand*\xlstc[3][]{\xlst@inline@call{default}{#2}{#1}{#3}}
\newcommand*\xlstb[3][]{\xlst@inline@call{blank}{#2}{#1}{#3}}
\newcommand*\xlsti[3][]{\xlst@inline@call{input}{#2}{#1}{#3}}
% #1 inline variant, #2 language, #3 keys, #4 code
\def\xlst@inline@call#1#2#3#4{%
\protected@edef\xlst@inline@name{%
  \pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline #1/command name prefix}#2%
  \pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline #1/command name suffix}}%
\expandafter\ifx\csname\xlst@inline@name\endcsname\relax
  \PackageError{xlistings}{The language '#2' is not loaded}%
    {Load it with \string\LoadLanguages{#2} before you use it.}%
\else\csname\xlst@inline@name\endcsname[#3]{#4}\fi}

% Language-Registration-Helper
% spacing control
\def\xlst@ensure#1{\needspace{#1\baselineskip}}
\def\xlstguard#1{\gdef\@xlst@guard@default{#1}}
\xlstguard{.8}
\def\xlst@guardspace{\if@xlst@guardspace\xlst@ensure{\@xlst@guard@default}\fi}
% on line:
\lst@AddToHook{PreInit}{\if@lst@within@inline@\else\xlst@font@fs@normal\fi}

% we want to allow to overwrite existing envs
\def\lst@allow@redefinition#1{%
\ifcsname #1\endcsname
  \PackageWarning{xlistings}{Environment '#1' already defined, overwriting it!}%
  \expandafter\let\csname#1\endcsname\relax
  \expandafter\let\csname end#1\endcsname\relax
\fi
}

% #1 Name #2 Key #3 In Extra #4 Out Extra #5 Language
\def\xlst@NewLstEnvCore#1#2#3#4#5{%
\lstnewenvironment{#1}[1][]{#3\lstset{##1}\xlst@guardspace}{#4}%
}

% #1 Name #2 Key #3 In Extra #4 Out Extra #5 Language
\def\xlst@NewLstEnvCoreStarred#1#2#3#4#5{%
\lstnewenvironment{#1}[1][]{#3\lstset{style=xlst@nonum,##1}\xlst@guardspace}{#4}%
}

% #1 Name #2 Key #3 In Extra #4 Out Extra #5 Language
\def\xlst@NewLstEnvPlain#1#2#3#4#5{%
\lstnewenvironment{#1}[1][]{#3\lstset{##1}\xlst@guardspace}{#4}%
}

% #1 KeyName, #2 LanguageName, #3 EnvironName, #4 OverrideKey
\def\xlst@@NewLstEnv#1#2#3#4{%
\begingroup
\lst@allow@redefinition{#3}%
\lst@allow@redefinition{#3@}% lstlistings wrap
\protected@edef\xlst@xcurlst{\expandafter\noexpand\csname\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/\environName/constructor command}\endcsname{#3}{#1}{\noexpand\lstset{style=\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/\environName/listing style},language=#2,language addons=#4}}{}{#2}}%
\global\xlst@xcurlst\endgroup
}

% The colossos: core registration handler
% #1 list of aliases
% #2: Name of the Language [java,latex]
% #3: Name of the corresponding lst-Language [java, latex,...]
\newcommand*\RegisterLanguage[3][]{\begingroup\makeatletter
\if@xlst@fakeminted
\expandafter\gdef\csname xlst@@minted@#2\endcsname{#3}%
\protected@edef\@tmp{#1}\ifx\@tmp\@empty\else
\@for\@alias:=\@tmp\do{\expandafter\gdef\csname xlst@@minted@\@alias\endcsname{#3}}%
\fi\fi
% Register the Environments
\def\xlst@foreach@basic@env@iter##1,##2\@nil{%
\ifx!##1!\else
\def\environName{##1}%
\protected@edef\environCurName{\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/\environName/command name prefix}#2\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/\environName/command name suffix}}% assign
\xlst@debug{> #2/#3 e '##1' (name: \environCurName, ctor: \pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/\environName/constructor command})}%
\protected@edef\xlst@CreateAnLstEnviron{\noexpand\xlst@@NewLstEnv{\environName}{#3}{\environCurName}{#2}}% fully expand the Name, otherwise it would be undefined when the environment gets used
\xlst@CreateAnLstEnviron
\ifx!##2!\else\xlst@foreach@basic@env@iter##2,\@nil\fi
\fi}

\def\xlst@foreach@basic@env##1{\xlst@foreach@basic@env@iter##1,\@nil}
\xlst@foreach@basic@env{default,nonumber,plain}%,presentation}

% This procedure can be used in persistence to iterate over the pgf-keys
% Register 'inline default'
\def\xlst@foreach@inline@env@iter##1,##2\@nil{%
\ifx!##1!\else
\def\inlineName{##1}%
\protected@edef\inlineCurName{\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/command name prefix}#2\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/command name suffix}}% assign
\xlst@debug{> #2/#3 i '\inlineName' (cmd: \inlineCurName, sty: \pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/listing style}, d: \pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/draw command})}%
% We will construct those with optional arguments, to give the user a chance to pass optional Arguments :D
% luckily we can construct the main Argument without any expansion problems :D
\expandafter\xdef\csname\inlineCurName\endcsname{\noexpand\protect\noexpand\@ifnextchar[{\noexpand\protect\expandafter\noexpand\csname @@hasopt@@\inlineCurName\endcsname}{\noexpand\protect\expandafter\noexpand\csname @@noopt@@\inlineCurName\endcsname}}%
% Variant without optionals :D
\expandafter\xdef\csname @@noopt@@\inlineCurName\endcsname####1{\noexpand\protect\expandafter\noexpand\csname\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/draw command}\endcsname[style=\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/listing style},language=#3,language addons=#2]{####1}}%
\expandafter\xdef\csname @@hasopt@@\inlineCurName\endcsname[####1]####2{\noexpand\protect\expandafter\noexpand\csname\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/draw command}\endcsname[style=\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/inline \inlineName/listing style},language=#3,language addons=#2,####1]{####2}}%
\expandafter\robustify\csname\inlineCurName\endcsname% robustify
\ifx!##2!\else\xlst@foreach@inline@env@iter##2,\@nil\fi
\fi}%
\def\xlst@foreach@inline@env##1{\xlst@foreach@inline@env@iter##1,\@nil}
\xlst@foreach@inline@env{default,blank,input}%,present}
% END: Register Language as present, by definig a command
\endgroup}

% The [hopefully] beautiful 'sopra-style'
\lstdefinestyle{xlst@MAIN}{%
% background and border, the frame
frame           = single,
framerule       = \xlst@length@lst@famerule,
lineskip        = \z@,
rulecolor       = \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@border},
backgroundcolor = \@declaredcolor{xlst@colors@background},
xleftmargin     = \xlst@length@lst@xleftmargin,
xrightmargin    = \xlst@length@lst@xrightmargin,
aboveskip       = \medskipamount,
belowskip       = \medskipamount,
% the 'key'-styles:
stringstyle     = \xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@literals,
commentstyle    = \xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@comments,
keywordstyle    = \xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@keywordA,
keywordstyle    = [2]{\xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@keywordB},
keywordstyle    = [3]{\xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@keywordC},
keywordstyle    = [4]{\xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@keywordD},
keywordstyle    = [5]{\xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@literals},
keywordstyle    = [6]{\xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@command},
basicstyle      = \xlst@styles@lst@basic,
% fixed columns would stretch narrow fonts and break math in a literate
columns         = flexible,
showstringspaces=false,
% line numbers:
numbers         = left, 
numbersep       = \xlst@length@lst@numsep,
numberstyle     = \xlst@styles@lst@basic\xlst@styles@lst@linenumbers\xlst@lst@num@consume,
% line break:
breaklines      = true, 
extendedchars   = true,
prebreak        = \xlst@lst@prebreak,
% escapes:
escapeinside    = {!*}{*!},
% space control
keepspaces      = false}

% Always present 'void'-Language
\lstdefinelanguage{void}{moredelim=[is][{}]{|plain|}{|plain|},moredelim=[is][\xlstGet{highlight}]{|ihl|}{|ihl|}}
\RegisterLanguage{void}{void}

% Now we will define some languages
\def\xlstLanguageSearchPath{{langs/}}
% a language will be loaded by the default latex-file mechanis
% the file has to have the signature 'xlistings-<Name>.cfg'; the prefix keeps
% the shipped definitions out of the flat TDS namespace (a bare 'python.cfg'
% would be visible to every document on the system). The unprefixed
% '<Name>.cfg' is still honoured as a fallback so private language definitions
% keep working.
\def\xlstLanguageFilePrefix{xlistings-}

\newif\if@xlst@lang@found@
\def\xlst@LoadLanguage@try#1{% #1: file name without the '.cfg' extension
\if@xlst@lang@found@\else
  \InputIfFileExists{#1.cfg}{%
    \@xlst@lang@found@true
    \xlst@debug{Loaded '\xlst@curlanginputfile' from '#1.cfg'}%
  }{}%
\fi}
\def\xlst@LoadLanguage@searchPath@iter#1,#2\@nil{%
\ifx!#1!\else
\xlst@LoadLanguage@try{#1\xlstLanguageFilePrefix\xlst@curlanginputfile}%
\xlst@LoadLanguage@try{#1\xlst@curlanginputfile}%
\ifx!#2!\else\xlst@LoadLanguage@searchPath@iter#2,\@nil\fi\fi
}
\def\xlst@LoadLanguage@searchPath%
{% the local directory always wins
\xlst@LoadLanguage@try{\xlstLanguageFilePrefix\xlst@curlanginputfile}%
\xlst@LoadLanguage@try{\xlst@curlanginputfile}%
\expandafter\xlst@LoadLanguage@searchPath@iter\xlstLanguageSearchPath,\@nil}

% a language is loaded at most once, so languages may require each other
\def\xlst@LoadLanguage@single#1\@nil{%
\ifcsname xlst@lang@loaded@#1\endcsname
  \xlst@debug{Language '#1' is already loaded}%
\else
  \csgdef{xlst@lang@loaded@#1}{}%
  \def\xlst@curlanginputfile{#1}%
  \@xlst@lang@found@false
  \xlst@LoadLanguage@searchPath{}%
  \if@xlst@lang@found@\else
    \PackageWarning{xlistings}{No definition found for the language '#1',
      neither '\xlstLanguageFilePrefix#1.cfg' nor '#1.cfg' in the current
      directory or in the search path}%
  \fi
\fi}
\def\xlst@LoadLanguage@iter#1,#2\@nil{%
\ifx!#1!\else\xlst@LoadLanguage@single#1\@nil
  \ifx!#2!\else\xlst@LoadLanguage@iter#2,\@nil
\fi\fi
}
\def\xlst@LoadLanguage#1{%
\protected@edef\xlst@@langlist{\zap@space#1 \@empty}%
\expandafter\xlst@LoadLanguage@iter\xlst@@langlist,\@nil}
\let\LoadLanguage\xlst@LoadLanguage
\let\LoadLanguages\LoadLanguage

% Change colors
\let\xlst@registered@colors@keywordA\@empty  \let\xlst@registered@colors@keywordB\@empty
\let\xlst@registered@colors@keywordC\@empty  \let\xlst@registered@colors@numbers\@empty
\let\xlst@registered@colors@literals\@empty  \let\xlst@registered@colors@comments\@empty
\let\xlst@registered@colors@highlight\@empty \let\xlst@registered@colors@command\@empty
\let\xlst@registered@colors@linenumbers\@empty \let\xlst@registered@colors@numprefix\@empty

% #1 color name #2 color
\newcommand*\lstcolorlet[2]{%
\@ifundefined{xlst@registered@colors@#1}{%
\PackageError{xlistings}{The color '#1' is undefined.}%
{Choose one of 'keywordA,keywordB,keywordC,numbers,numprefix,literals,comments,highlight,command,linenumbers'}%
}{\colorlet{xlst@colors@lst@#1}{#2}}%
}

% #1 color mode #2 color name #3 color
\newcommand*\lstcolordef[3][RGB]{%
\@ifundefined{xlst@registered@colors@#2}{%
\PackageError{xlistings}{The color '#2' is undefined.}%
{Choose one of 'keywordA,keywordB,keywordC,numbers,numprefix,literals,comments,highlight,command,linenumbers'}%
}{\definecolor{xlst@colors@lst@#2}{#1}{#3}}%
}

% Highlights support
\if@xlst@highlights
\newenvironment{xlst@listings@highlight@env}[1][]
{\begingroup\tikzset{xlst@listings@highlight/.style={#1}}\begin{lrbox}{\@tempboxa}}
{\end{lrbox}\xlst@highlights@box[xlst@listings@highlight]{\@tempboxa}\endgroup}

\newcommand*\xlst@highlights@box[2][]{%
  \hspace*{-\p@}\tikz[#1]{%
  \pgfpathrectangle{\pgfpoint\p@\z@}{\pgfpoint{\wd #2}{\ht #2}}%
  \pgfusepath{use as bounding box}%
  \node[anchor=base west,outer sep=\z@,inner xsep=\z@,outer xsep=\p@,inner ysep=\z@,rounded corners=1.65\p@,minimum height=\ht\strutbox+\p@,#1]{\hspace*\p@\strut\box#2\hspace*{-.5\p@}};
  }\hspace*{\p@}%
}

\def\@xlstLstHL#1{\begin{xlst@listings@highlight@env}[#1]\bgroup\aftergroup\xlst@highlights@endenv}
\def\xlst@highlights@endenv{\end{xlst@listings@highlight@env}\egroup}

\def\xlsthlboxd#1{\protected@edef\@tmp{\noexpand\@xlstLstHL{#1}}\@tmp}
\def\xlsthlbox#1{\@xlstLstHL{fill=#1!30,draw=#1}}
\else % without tikz we can still color the segment
\def\xlsthlboxd#1{\xlst@style@get{highlight}}
\def\xlsthlbox#1{\@declaredcolor{#1}}
\fi
\colorlet{xlstwarning}{yellow!90!red}
\colorlet{xlsterror}{red!80!black}
\colorlet{xlstinfo}{cyan!70!black}
\def\xlstcustom{fill=purple!30}
\def\xlsthlwarning{\xlsthlbox{xlstwarning}}
\def\xlsthlerror{\xlsthlbox{xlsterror}}
\def\xlsthlinfo{\xlsthlbox{xlstinfo}}
% only pmode
% Comfort guards
\def\xlstIfPmode#1#2{\ifnum\lst@mode=\lst@Pmode\relax#1\else#2\fi}
% Hook discretionary
\colorlet{xlst@breakcolor}{gray}
\preto\lst@@discretionary{\@declaredcolor{xlst@breakcolor}}
\appto\lst@@discretionary{\normalcolor}

\if@xlst@fakeminted
% #1 style, #2 lst-language, #3 name of the language, #4 further keys
\def\xlst@minted@setup#1#2#3#4{\lstset{style=#1,language=#2,language addons=#3,#4}}
% allows to map languages

\def\xlst@minted@language@mapping#1{\@ifundefined{xlst@@minted@#1}{#1}{\csname xlst@@minted@#1\endcsname}}
\def\xlst@minted@ensure#1{%
\@ifundefined{xlst@@minted@#1}{%
  \xlst@debug{Loading '#1' for the minted environment}%
  % the environment already runs under the catcodes of a listing
  \begingroup\catcode`\^^M=5\relax\endlinechar=13\relax\catcode`\ =10\relax
  \makeatletter\xlst@LoadLanguage{#1}\endgroup
  \@ifundefined{xlst@@minted@#1}{%
    \PackageError{xlistings}{The language '#1' is not available}%
      {Load it with \string\LoadLanguages{#1} or map an existing one onto it
       with \string\xlstmintedmap.}%
  }{}%
}{}}
\def\xlstmintedmap#1#2{\expandafter\def\csname xlst@@minted@#1\endcsname{#2}}

% TODO: auto load a language if a requested one is not loaded
\def\xlstsetmintedstyle#1{\def\xlst@minted@style{#1}}
\xlstsetmintedstyle{\xlst@style@default}
\def\xlstlangbadgestyle#1{\raisebox{2.5pt}{\normalfont\color{lightgray}\textsf{\footnotesize#1}}}
\if@xlst@accuspp@available@
\def\xlst@typesetlang#1{\BeginAccSupp{method=escape,ActualText={}}\xlstlangbadgestyle{#1}\EndAccSupp{}}
\else
\def\xlst@typesetlang#1{\xlstlangbadgestyle{#1}}
\fi
\def\xlst@shownextcodelang#1{%
\DeclareCommandCopy\xlst@holdEveryPar\lsthk@EveryPar\relax%
\protected@edef\xlst@currcodelang{#1}%
\appto\lsthk@EveryPar{\rlap{\smash{\hspace*{\linewidth}\llap{\xlst@typesetlang{\xlst@currcodelang}}}}\DeclareCommandCopy\lsthk@EveryPar\xlst@holdEveryPar\xdef\xlst@currcodelang{}%
}}
\NewCommandCopy\BadgeNextListing\xlst@shownextcodelang

\newif\if@xlistings@mintedlangbadge
\let\xlstmintedwithlangbadge\@xlistings@mintedlangbadgetrue
\let\xlstmintedwithoutlangbadge\@xlistings@mintedlangbadgefalse

\lstnewenvironment{minted}[2][]{\xlst@minted@ensure{#2}\protected@edef\@tmp{\pgfkeysvalueof{/xlst@lst@family/\xlst@minted@style/listing style}}\protected@edef\@temp{\xlst@minted@language@mapping{#2}}\expandafter\expandafter\expandafter\xlst@minted@setup\expandafter\expandafter\expandafter{\expandafter\@tmp\expandafter}\expandafter{\@temp}{#2}{#1}%
\if@xlistings@mintedlangbadge\xlst@shownextcodelang{#2}\fi
}{}
\fi

\endinput