Closed robachmann closed 8 years ago
+1
I have at least one LaTeX project which uses a glossary and I would test the solution.
Ok. I agree. I push this issue on the task list.
The support of makeglossaries is added. It was successfully tested on basic documents. It needs to be tested on real-size documents.
Am I trying to use the option wrong?
user@ubuntu:~$ autolatex --version
autolatex 39.0 - Unix platform
(c) 1998-2016 Stephane GALLAND <galland@arakhne.org> (under GPL)
user@ubuntu:~$ autolatex -f doc.tex --gloss
Unknown option: gloss
The support of makeglossaries is enabled by default. You don't need to pass --gloss. AutoLaTeX parses your document, detects uses of macros related to makeglossaries, and launch makeglossaries accordingly. However, event if the module were tootally implemented, I missed to define the command-line options in the main function. It will be fixed soon.
The fix for the '--gloss' command line was applied. It will be included into the next planned version: 39.1.
I'd love to have autolatex generate glossaries too either default or with an option "-gloss" or something like that. The needed command is
makeglossaries [mydoc]
Thank you very much!