Hello!
I am not sure what kind of minimal example would be beneficial here; basically what I am trying to do is producing a glossary using Weave.jl.
Basically something like this (source: https://www.baeldung.com/cs/latex-glossary):
\begin{document}
\section{Section with glossaries}
% Term definitions
\newglossaryentry{fondue}{
name=fondue,
description={is a Swiss dish consisting of melted cheese that is served in a
communal pot heated over a portable stove using a candle or a spirit lamp}
}
\newglossaryentry{raclette}{
name=raclette,
description={is a Swiss dish that involves heating cheese and
scraping off the melted portion and topping it onto meats or vegetables}
}
% Use the terms
\Gls{fondue} is a very popular dish and is often associated with \gls{raclette}.
% Print the glossary
\printglossaries
\end{document}I know that the reason it does not work out of the box is that one needs to compile the document once, then do a makeglossary call and then recompile twice - is this supported in a smart way in Weave.jl?
The reason I ask here is that I have not had any meaningful success asking my questions on Discourse. If this is frowned upon, please let me know and close the issue, thanks!
Hello!
I am not sure what kind of minimal example would be beneficial here; basically what I am trying to do is producing a glossary using Weave.jl.
Basically something like this (source: https://www.baeldung.com/cs/latex-glossary):
I know that the reason it does not work out of the box is that one needs to compile the document once, then do a makeglossary call and then recompile twice - is this supported in a smart way in Weave.jl?
The reason I ask here is that I have not had any meaningful success asking my questions on Discourse. If this is frowned upon, please let me know and close the issue, thanks!