Open Reissner opened 2 years ago
I think there are two ways to do it at least:
What are the chances that you can fix it in rerunfilecheck? I will ask analogous question to the author of makeglossaries.
That rerunfilecheck
did not work with makeglossaries from the beginning
can be seen from line 240 which should be \def\makeglossary{%
and not \def\ReFiCh@temp{%
.
Also since quite some time, \makeglossary
was deprecated
replacing it by \makeglossaries
.
At least after that change, rerunfilecheck
cannot work any more.
I tried to fix in the style of makeindex
, but this seems quite difficult to do.
can be seen from line 240 which should be \def\makeglossary{% and not \def\ReFiCh@temp{%.
Yes. That is a bug. I will correct it.
Also since quite some time, \makeglossary was deprecated replacing it by \makeglossaries.
\makeglossary
is a command from the LaTeX kernel, is not deprecated and is what rerunfilecheck
supports, see the documentation of the package options.
If you are using the glossaries package, you should sent a feature request to their author, the documentation of rerunfilecheck explains what package author must do if they want to use rerunfilecheck
for such tests.
I think this package does not work for makeglossaries, at least as long as \makeglossary was replaced by \makeglossaries. But even then, no chance. I know that other packages load rerunfilecheck and inlude it in a decent way. makeglossares does not.
How can one solve the problem.