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LaTeX: index entry changed by makeindex without warning


Makeindex warningHow to index without tagging every entryIndex - Main entry without page numberMy Abbreviation list is gone?Makeindex, different kinds of references and collation in the indexReplacing en-dash for hyphen in the index (makeindex)Makeindex cannot generate index entriesDisable sorting in texindyPrinting an index without running makeindexReverse-ordered index with makeindex













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I'm having a problem with makeindex -g, quoting, and using Y':



I create two index entries like this:



indexseeLuma
indexmain


(with newcommandmain[1]textbf#1)



This generates these .idx entries:



indexentryseeLuma43
indexentryFarbmodell!$'CBCR@$Y'C_BC_R'$43


To use -g (I also use -r), I've set up an index style using quote ''' (and some more formatting). This seems to mess with having ' in the index entries, while makeindex (version 2.15 [TeX Live 2017] (kpathsea + Thai support)) does not print an error related to it.



The output in .ind is:



 item Farbmodell
subitem $YC_BC_R$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emmain43
item Y@$Y$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emseeLuma43


So the ' got lost in the first output, and Y@ is being displayed for the second. Unfortunately I have no idea how to fix it (the set of usable quote characters seems quite limited).



I case this matters, here's my document preamble:



documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
inputstyledefs
makeindex
begindocument









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  • Off-topic: packages german and a4 are outdated! Do not use them! Please make your code snippet compilable. Please see: we do not have your inputed file styledefs.tex ...

    – Kurt
    8 mins ago












  • @Kurt: Yes, I've heard about babel, but when talking about what not to use, you might add what to use instead, also.

    – U. Windl
    5 mins ago











  • I can't because your code is not compilable and I do not want to have to guess what you are doing. Please complete your code snippet ...

    – Kurt
    2 mins ago















0















I'm having a problem with makeindex -g, quoting, and using Y':



I create two index entries like this:



indexseeLuma
indexmain


(with newcommandmain[1]textbf#1)



This generates these .idx entries:



indexentryseeLuma43
indexentryFarbmodell!$'CBCR@$Y'C_BC_R'$43


To use -g (I also use -r), I've set up an index style using quote ''' (and some more formatting). This seems to mess with having ' in the index entries, while makeindex (version 2.15 [TeX Live 2017] (kpathsea + Thai support)) does not print an error related to it.



The output in .ind is:



 item Farbmodell
subitem $YC_BC_R$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emmain43
item Y@$Y$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emseeLuma43


So the ' got lost in the first output, and Y@ is being displayed for the second. Unfortunately I have no idea how to fix it (the set of usable quote characters seems quite limited).



I case this matters, here's my document preamble:



documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
inputstyledefs
makeindex
begindocument









share|improve this question






















  • Off-topic: packages german and a4 are outdated! Do not use them! Please make your code snippet compilable. Please see: we do not have your inputed file styledefs.tex ...

    – Kurt
    8 mins ago












  • @Kurt: Yes, I've heard about babel, but when talking about what not to use, you might add what to use instead, also.

    – U. Windl
    5 mins ago











  • I can't because your code is not compilable and I do not want to have to guess what you are doing. Please complete your code snippet ...

    – Kurt
    2 mins ago













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I'm having a problem with makeindex -g, quoting, and using Y':



I create two index entries like this:



indexseeLuma
indexmain


(with newcommandmain[1]textbf#1)



This generates these .idx entries:



indexentryseeLuma43
indexentryFarbmodell!$'CBCR@$Y'C_BC_R'$43


To use -g (I also use -r), I've set up an index style using quote ''' (and some more formatting). This seems to mess with having ' in the index entries, while makeindex (version 2.15 [TeX Live 2017] (kpathsea + Thai support)) does not print an error related to it.



The output in .ind is:



 item Farbmodell
subitem $YC_BC_R$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emmain43
item Y@$Y$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emseeLuma43


So the ' got lost in the first output, and Y@ is being displayed for the second. Unfortunately I have no idea how to fix it (the set of usable quote characters seems quite limited).



I case this matters, here's my document preamble:



documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
inputstyledefs
makeindex
begindocument









share|improve this question














I'm having a problem with makeindex -g, quoting, and using Y':



I create two index entries like this:



indexseeLuma
indexmain


(with newcommandmain[1]textbf#1)



This generates these .idx entries:



indexentryseeLuma43
indexentryFarbmodell!$'CBCR@$Y'C_BC_R'$43


To use -g (I also use -r), I've set up an index style using quote ''' (and some more formatting). This seems to mess with having ' in the index entries, while makeindex (version 2.15 [TeX Live 2017] (kpathsea + Thai support)) does not print an error related to it.



The output in .ind is:



 item Farbmodell
subitem $YC_BC_R$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emmain43
item Y@$Y$hspace1emdotfillhspace1emseeLuma43


So the ' got lost in the first output, and Y@ is being displayed for the second. Unfortunately I have no idea how to fix it (the set of usable quote characters seems quite limited).



I case this matters, here's my document preamble:



documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
inputstyledefs
makeindex
begindocument






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  • Off-topic: packages german and a4 are outdated! Do not use them! Please make your code snippet compilable. Please see: we do not have your inputed file styledefs.tex ...

    – Kurt
    8 mins ago












  • @Kurt: Yes, I've heard about babel, but when talking about what not to use, you might add what to use instead, also.

    – U. Windl
    5 mins ago











  • I can't because your code is not compilable and I do not want to have to guess what you are doing. Please complete your code snippet ...

    – Kurt
    2 mins ago

















  • Off-topic: packages german and a4 are outdated! Do not use them! Please make your code snippet compilable. Please see: we do not have your inputed file styledefs.tex ...

    – Kurt
    8 mins ago












  • @Kurt: Yes, I've heard about babel, but when talking about what not to use, you might add what to use instead, also.

    – U. Windl
    5 mins ago











  • I can't because your code is not compilable and I do not want to have to guess what you are doing. Please complete your code snippet ...

    – Kurt
    2 mins ago
















Off-topic: packages german and a4 are outdated! Do not use them! Please make your code snippet compilable. Please see: we do not have your inputed file styledefs.tex ...

– Kurt
8 mins ago






Off-topic: packages german and a4 are outdated! Do not use them! Please make your code snippet compilable. Please see: we do not have your inputed file styledefs.tex ...

– Kurt
8 mins ago














@Kurt: Yes, I've heard about babel, but when talking about what not to use, you might add what to use instead, also.

– U. Windl
5 mins ago





@Kurt: Yes, I've heard about babel, but when talking about what not to use, you might add what to use instead, also.

– U. Windl
5 mins ago













I can't because your code is not compilable and I do not want to have to guess what you are doing. Please complete your code snippet ...

– Kurt
2 mins ago





I can't because your code is not compilable and I do not want to have to guess what you are doing. Please complete your code snippet ...

– Kurt
2 mins ago










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