options to \printacronyms breaks section

[jmehringer-iis]

See this little .qmd file:

---
title: "Untitled"
format: 
    pdf:
        include-in-header:
            - text: |
                \usepackage{acro}
                \acsetup{patch/longtable=false}
filters: 
    - acronyms
acronyms:
    fromfile: acronyms.yml
    # You can insert the List Of Acronyms anywhere you want with `\printacronyms`
    insert_loa: false
keep-tex: true
---

# Introduction {#intro}

This paragraph mentions \acr{RL} for the first time.

```{=latex}
\printacronyms[heading=section]

And now, in this paragraph, \acr{RL} is in short form.

then, the `loa` is not printed with some fallback `Acronyms` section

![grafik](https://github.com/rchaput/acronyms/assets/126784821/fe490109-fa43-45c5-a217-ff33f79b1204)

This applies to all options specified for the `\printacronyms` command

[rchaput]

(Sorry for the delay, I'm trying to work on acronyms' issues when I have time)

I'm not sure what you're trying to do with \printacronyms[heading=section]? Despite looking like a LaTeX command (which is confusing, I agree), this is actually just a hardcoded string that my filter looks for in the document. (\acr{<KEY>} works also similarly, but with a bit more details, because we need to retrieve the key; but neither of them are LaTeX commands).

So, for me, it seems logical that nothing happens, acronyms does not recognize the \printacronyms string. The Acronyms header seems to come from your acro package, which is purely LaTeX, and thus does not have access to acronyms' data...

[jmehringer-iis]

Hi, no worries! I'm also busy, hence a late reply from me as well.

I guess what I wanted to do is displaying the LOA in my TOC, but without a chapter number, like in https://github.com/rchaput/acronyms/issues/6#issue-1863097713

Since you're already working on this in the other issue, I'll close this one :) Cheers!