Am 22.08.21 um 09:37 schrieb Andreas Plihal:
Hi!
Maybe I formulated my problem too vaguely, so I'll try again, but this
time in more detail:
I have already established an extensive subject index in my KOMA book.
In order to enforce the DUDEN order in it, I was advised to use the
index processor texindy. I use that and it works well.
There are numerous examples, exercises, and footnotes in my book that
contain a number of key words. If the keyword "resonance frequency" is
mentioned in a task, it has been shown in the subject index as follows:
example
Resonance frequency, 87
Now an index creator has advised me to add only one letter to the page
number in the subject index instead of the keywords "example",
"exercise"or "footnote" in such (numerous!) Cases. In relation to my
above example, the entry in the subject register should look like this:
Resonance frequency, 87b
If the same keyword were mentioned in a footnote, the entry would read:
Resonance frequency, 87f
Write into the documents preamble
\newcommand\myA{#1a}
\newcommand\myB{#1b}
\newcommand\myF{#1f}
And in the text insert the special entries with the | operator:
\index{frequency|myF}
Then it will get the f in the index as suffix. Or \index{frequency|myB}
for 1b
Herbert
That would be much more elegant and I could save space in my already
extensive subject index.
The question now arises as to how I can achieve this in my LYX
register. (I have already read the instructions for the text processor
Makeindex to get an idea of how I could implement this change in my
subject index. Unfortunately, the instructions are a bit too cryptic
for me, because it is not clear what tags and what variables are.
Apart from that, I also use the texindy processor ... )
Please for your help!
Greetings Andreas
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