Support \makeglossaries command

[ghost]

The documentation states that include doesn't work. Any plans on implementing that functionality?

[aslushnikov]

You can compile the whole GIT repository: https://github.com/aslushnikov/latex-online#compile-git-repo This will handle all the includes. Example: my diploma

[ghost]

Doesn't work for me, compare:

• http://latex.aslushnikov.com/compile?git=https://github.com/whd14d2/vorlage&target=Thesis.tex
• https://github.com/whd14d2/vorlage/releases/latest (output.pdf there)

[aslushnikov]

Indeed, thank you.

I'll investigate this when I'll have time

[ghost]

Random first thought: Maybe related to the class file being in a subdirectory?

Anyhow, will report back here in case I found the reason.

[aslushnikov]

I've migrated build system to latexrun and installed german support. Does this work as expected now?

[ghost]

makeglossaries doesn't work as far as I can tell.

[aslushnikov]

Yeah, this seems to be a custom build step. This kind of functionality is not supported.

[ghost]

Ok.

[ghost]

If you find time, I'd still appreciate the ability to \makeglossaries. Compare:

• https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Glossary

[aslushnikov]

I've started reading about this. Is it a de-facto standard for creating glossaries in TeX?

[ghost]

The \makeglossaries command is standard, yes.

The desired effect can be adjusted though, as with any latex command.