[Feature request] Verbosity flag that displays where (in the original source) a `.pyg` was created from about minted HOT 1 OPEN

I got an error Command ttfamily invalid in math mode and the error pointed to one of the files generated by minted.

\mintinline will call \ttfamily internally (resulted of the default setting fontfamily=tt in fancyvrb package), which is a text font switching command hence is invalid in math mode. You can wrap the whole \mintinline in a amsmath \text command:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{minted}

\begin{document}
Foo $X_{bar}\text{\mintinline{C}{fun()}}$
\end{document}

so this is more of a comment than a question (😉), could we please have some sort of trivial flag we can throw at minted (like trace or location-debug or something?) which would make it try putting as accurate as possible location markers into the generated code?

Unfortunately, the error is thrown by LaTeX (when .pygtex is inputted), hence there's not many things the python layer of minted can do. Perhaps minted can check if it starts in math mode?

From another side, TeX does have some sort of file tracing, so a "smart" editor should be able to filter the corresponding file name from log file. And the log is also human readable:

(./_minted-texstudio_FcTlhz/69E6A439C52DDA41066D8EBAAE241E9E0F4BDC15A1675A8F5A8
07DB4E50454FC.pygtex

! LaTeX Error: Command \ttfamily invalid in math mode.

See the LaTeX manual or LaTeX Companion for explanation.
Type  H <return>  for immediate help.
 ...rn>  for immediate help\@err@                                              
                     
                                                                               
                     
l.3 \end{Verbatim}
                  
Please use the math alphabet \mathtt instead of the \ttfamily command. 

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• TeX writes (<file> when reading in a <file>, and writes a closing ) when <file> is finished processing (just an unofficial saying).
• Thus any errors shown in (<file> ...) is thrown when processing <file>.

Update: My bad, this doesn't link .pygtex to the position of \mintinline in .tex.

from minted.