Jyrki Ruuskanen wrote:
Ok, the module is read in cont-sys.rme with \usemodule[jtex]. It
initializes the lists inside protect / unprotect pair with
\newtoks\usedAbbreviations and \newtoks\usedReferences along with
macro definitions.
Abbreviations are introduced with
I made a plain TeX module for simple abbreviation and bibliography
handling. The problem is it currently uses a temporary file to keep
track of used bibs / abbreviations. Essentially it writes \addToList
[\usedAbbreviations]{abbr} and \addToList[\usedReferences]{cite}
commands to it, and
Jyrki Ruuskanen wrote:
I made a plain TeX module for simple abbreviation and bibliography
handling. The problem is it currently uses a temporary file to keep
track of used bibs / abbreviations. Essentially it writes \addToList
[\usedAbbreviations]{abbr} and
Jyrki Ruuskanen wrote:
I made a plain TeX module for simple abbreviation and bibliography
handling. The problem is it currently uses a temporary file to keep
track of used bibs / abbreviations. Essentially it writes \addToList
[\usedAbbreviations]{abbr} and
Ok, the module is read in cont-sys.rme with \usemodule[jtex]. It
initializes the lists inside protect / unprotect pair with \newtoks
\usedAbbreviations and \newtoks\usedReferences along with macro
definitions.
Abbreviations are introduced with \setAbbreviation[key]{abbr}
Thanks for the cont-sys tip, good to know.Yes, I have used \definesynonyms, but I need abbreviations to have three levels: the abbreviation itself, the meaning of abbreviation and the description of the abbreviation (for example, "WWW" is short for "World Wide Web" and is described as a "Worldwide
Jyrki Ruuskanen wrote:
Ok, the module is read in cont-sys.rme with \usemodule[jtex]. It
initializes the lists inside protect / unprotect pair with
\newtoks\usedAbbreviations and \newtoks\usedReferences along with
macro definitions.
Abbreviations are introduced with
