Re: index in .tex file
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> If I run the tex file under latex,
> the index is not shown.
You have to run
latex
makeindex
latex
Have a look at the MakeIndex documentation for details (and options).
> So I guess I have to do it in a somewhat similar way as with the
> bibliography entrance. But I am not sure were to place the content of the
> .ind in the .tex file.
> does it go in the {} of
>
> \printindex{}
> ?
You can just \input{myfile.ind} at the place where the index should appear, if
there is a good reason to not use the above.
Jürgen
index in .tex file
Could somebody tell me how to include the index file in the .tex file?
In the preamble of my lyx-generated tex file is
\usepackage{makeindex}
\makeindex
in the text is e.g.:
and daylength\index{daylength} correlate
at the end of the file is:
\printindex{}
\end{document}
Lyx produced in the tmp-directory a .ind file with
\begin{theindex}
\item annual clock, 2
\item apex, 6
\item autonomous pathway, 6, 9
.
.
.
\item vernalization pathway, 9
\end{theindex}
If I run the tex file under latex,
the index is not shown.
So I guess I have to do it in a somewhat similar way as with the bibliography
entrance. But I am not sure were to place the content of the .ind in the .tex
file.
does it go in the {} of
\printindex{}
?
Help in this matter would be very much appreciated
Wolfgang
Re: index in tex file
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: What is the best way to get the index (.idx) into the tex file of my document? Unfortunately the publisher wants a .doc file ... (ConvTex -> swx -> OO -> word) Wolfgang I've tested ConvTex and it works, but not consistently from what I've seen for equations, so it depends upon the content of your document. So I would try ConvTex and also export your .lyx file as .tex and try "htlatex yourdoc.tex" = yourdoc.html then use Word to open the yourdoc.html and convert it to .doc. This last works the best for me but others have had trouble getting htlatex to run. I think the .html conversion into Word/doc is slightly better than OOo/sxw/doc but I'm not sure about a humanities/text document. Both conversions are rather easy so you could try both and compare them. Nick Thomas has done a good job getting this to work on Windows and I think ConvTex may perform still a bit better on Linux. Incidentally oolatex is an htlatex variant with swithces and I've always had trouble getting it to work in OOo. Regards, Stephen -- An ambient confluence of mapped coherence ~ Stephen
index in tex file
What is the best way to get the index (.idx) into the tex file of my document? Unfortunately the publisher wants a .doc file ... (ConvTex -> swx -> OO -> word) Wolfgang
