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I'm attempting to use the menukeys package to typeset keystrokes and menu selections. The comment to this answer (to this question) states that one can set the style of all menukeys objects globally, directly in \usepackage.

I tried the following (where I used shadowedroundedkeys in place of the "shadowroundedkeys" mistakenly used in the aforementioned comment to this answer):

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage[os=win,shadowedroundedkeys]{menukeys}


\begin{document}


Keys: \keys{\ctrl+P} \newline
Menus: \menu{File > Quit}


\end{document}

But LaTeX gives me the following error:

ERROR: Package xkeyval Error: `shadowedroundedkeys' undefined in families `tw@mk'.

How do I set the style of all menukeys objects to shadowedroundedkeys globally? Or is this not possible?

Andrew
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  • Imho you are misunderstanding the comment, and the documentation certainly doesn't say anything about styles as package options. – Ulrike Fischer Sep 05 '23 at 20:42
  • One of the maintainers here (who is unfortunately less active than I'd wish I was...):The style-selection via package options is currently not planned and no documented feature, sorry. See the related issue on github: https://github.com/tweh/menukeys/issues/46 – Skillmon Sep 06 '23 at 20:24
  • Can you please elaborate what you mean by "all menukeys objects to shadowedroundedkeys globally"? Do you want \menu and \keys to give identical output? Please note that the + in the output between items in your list is part of the style, so if you'd set that style for \menu you'd get File + Quit (with the shadowed boxes around both File and Quit)... – Skillmon Sep 06 '23 at 20:32

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