On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 08:33:17PM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Davide Cavallari wrote:
> > Running `latex filename.tex' gives me an empty filename.glo. However if I
> > add this line :
> >
> > \section{Foo ... bar}%
> >
> > before the nomenclature commands, everything's ok!
> >
> > I just wan
Davide Cavallari wrote:
>
> Running `latex filename.tex' gives me an empty filename.glo. However if I
> add this line :
>
> \section{Foo ... bar}%
>
> before the nomenclature commands, everything's ok!
>
> I just want to write down a glossary, not a text with a final glossary!
what does th
ry. What can I do to respect the alphabetical
> > order? (It's not convenient to order the entries manually when there
> > are a lot..)
>
> choose the package nomencl
It's a bit OT, but is it possible to use it out of a "sectio
Davide Cavallari wrote:
> I have written a little glossary in which the entries are ordered
> alphabetically. I've used the description environment. Sometimes I need to
> add some new entry. What can I do to respect the alphabetical order? (It's
> not convenien
I have written a little glossary in which the entries are ordered
alphabetically. I've used the description environment. Sometimes I need to
add some new entry. What can I do to respect the alphabetical order? (It's
not convenient to order the entries manually when there
