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Outputting a custom glossary to a separate file
What do makeatletter and makeatother do?Outputting internal at-macro via newcommand?Arbitrary text parsing from a separate fileCreate all queries in separate file like listoffigureAdd custom caption to LOT fileTeXstudio: Is there a way to keep my custom macros and shortcuts in a separate file?insert newcommand* in GlossaryAutomatic export of abstract to separate text fileHow to use a user-defined command in glossary file?Passing string options to custom style file, made simple?Bilingual glossary
I'm working on the translation of a German book and have created the following macro so as to link some translated words and expressions to their original, which then I print at the end of the document:
documentclassbook
usepackage[brazil]babel
usepackagehyperref
usepackageenumitem
%%% Regulating dictionary entires
newcommandDicEntry[2]
%
hyperlink#1#2%
label#1%
newcommandDicShow[3]
%
footnotesize
beginenumerate[label=Pág. pageref#1 -]
item
hypertarget#1textbf#2
subitem #3
endenumerate
begindocument
%%% Excerpt of Translated Text
Ele é um homem de especial DicEntryredlichkeitnobreza...
%%% Excerpt of Dictionary Entries
DicShowredlichkeitRedlichkeit, die (-en):
Mit guten Absichten und großem Ernst.
enddocument
It looks like this:
It works fine all right, but I've been wondering if there's any way to make it more efficiente, as in thus:
- A command that reads back the text and outputs all the Dictionary Entries automatically, somewhat like the endnote package.
- Outputting the glossary to a separate file, all of which I'll combine later.
I appreciate any ideas.
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I'm working on the translation of a German book and have created the following macro so as to link some translated words and expressions to their original, which then I print at the end of the document:
documentclassbook
usepackage[brazil]babel
usepackagehyperref
usepackageenumitem
%%% Regulating dictionary entires
newcommandDicEntry[2]
%
hyperlink#1#2%
label#1%
newcommandDicShow[3]
%
footnotesize
beginenumerate[label=Pág. pageref#1 -]
item
hypertarget#1textbf#2
subitem #3
endenumerate
begindocument
%%% Excerpt of Translated Text
Ele é um homem de especial DicEntryredlichkeitnobreza...
%%% Excerpt of Dictionary Entries
DicShowredlichkeitRedlichkeit, die (-en):
Mit guten Absichten und großem Ernst.
enddocument
It looks like this:
It works fine all right, but I've been wondering if there's any way to make it more efficiente, as in thus:
- A command that reads back the text and outputs all the Dictionary Entries automatically, somewhat like the endnote package.
- Outputting the glossary to a separate file, all of which I'll combine later.
I appreciate any ideas.
macros
asked yesterday
Daniel HadadDaniel Hadad
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippet compilable resulting in the screenshot you showed? BTW: German word "Redlichkeit" is written with capital R. :-)
– Kurt
yesterday
On your deleted “answer”: to use commands with@in their names you need to surround the definition withmakeatletterandmakeatother.
– Phelype Oleinik
6 hours ago
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I'm working on the translation of a German book and have created the following macro so as to link some translated words and expressions to their original, which then I print at the end of the document:
documentclassbook
usepackage[brazil]babel
usepackagehyperref
usepackageenumitem
%%% Regulating dictionary entires
newcommandDicEntry[2]
%
hyperlink#1#2%
label#1%
newcommandDicShow[3]
%
footnotesize
beginenumerate[label=Pág. pageref#1 -]
item
hypertarget#1textbf#2
subitem #3
endenumerate
begindocument
%%% Excerpt of Translated Text
Ele é um homem de especial DicEntryredlichkeitnobreza...
%%% Excerpt of Dictionary Entries
DicShowredlichkeitRedlichkeit, die (-en):
Mit guten Absichten und großem Ernst.
enddocument
It looks like this:
It works fine all right, but I've been wondering if there's any way to make it more efficiente, as in thus:
- A command that reads back the text and outputs all the Dictionary Entries automatically, somewhat like the endnote package.
- Outputting the glossary to a separate file, all of which I'll combine later.
I appreciate any ideas.
macros
asked yesterday
Daniel HadadDaniel Hadad
62
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Daniel Hadad is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'm working on the translation of a German book and have created the following macro so as to link some translated words and expressions to their original, which then I print at the end of the document:
documentclassbook
usepackage[brazil]babel
usepackagehyperref
usepackageenumitem
%%% Regulating dictionary entires
newcommandDicEntry[2]
%
hyperlink#1#2%
label#1%
newcommandDicShow[3]
%
footnotesize
beginenumerate[label=Pág. pageref#1 -]
item
hypertarget#1textbf#2
subitem #3
endenumerate
begindocument
%%% Excerpt of Translated Text
Ele é um homem de especial DicEntryredlichkeitnobreza...
%%% Excerpt of Dictionary Entries
DicShowredlichkeitRedlichkeit, die (-en):
Mit guten Absichten und großem Ernst.
enddocument
It looks like this:
It works fine all right, but I've been wondering if there's any way to make it more efficiente, as in thus:
- A command that reads back the text and outputs all the Dictionary Entries automatically, somewhat like the endnote package.
- Outputting the glossary to a separate file, all of which I'll combine later.
I appreciate any ideas.
macros
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62
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippet compilable resulting in the screenshot you showed? BTW: German word "Redlichkeit" is written with capital R. :-)
– Kurt
yesterday
On your deleted “answer”: to use commands with@in their names you need to surround the definition withmakeatletterandmakeatother.
– Phelype Oleinik
6 hours ago
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippet compilable resulting in the screenshot you showed? BTW: German word "Redlichkeit" is written with capital R. :-)
– Kurt
yesterday
On your deleted “answer”: to use commands with@in their names you need to surround the definition withmakeatletterandmakeatother.
– Phelype Oleinik
6 hours ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippet compilable resulting in the screenshot you showed? BTW: German word "Redlichkeit" is written with capital R. :-)
– Kurt
yesterday
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please make your code snippet compilable resulting in the screenshot you showed? BTW: German word "Redlichkeit" is written with capital R. :-)
– Kurt
yesterday
On your deleted “answer”: to use commands with
@ in their names you need to surround the definition with makeatletter and makeatother.– Phelype Oleinik
6 hours ago
On your deleted “answer”: to use commands with
@ in their names you need to surround the definition with makeatletter and makeatother.– Phelype Oleinik
6 hours ago
add a comment |
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yesterday
On your deleted “answer”: to use commands with
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6 hours ago