Closed ChristophReich1996 closed 1 year ago
Compiling from scratch means probably you are on the TUDa Overleaf server . Issue is depending on the server config. You need to run makeglossaries. To do this on sharelatex you can add a custom latexmkrc config (or edit your own one).
I add a hint on that to the Wiki. Though this is documented in the glossaries documentation.
Example project: https://sharelatex.tu-darmstadt.de/read/vjmscympytds
@TeXhackse thanks for the very quick response and thanks for sharing the example project. However, when naively compiling the project still the glossary does not show up. What am I doing wrong do I need to link the custom latexmkrc somehow?😬
So you are on ShareLaTeX? And no you don't the latexmkrc is linked via the filename, if you are there of course.
If not we have to do that differently. Then it depends on how you compile.
Yes I’m using the TU ShareLaTeX however the latexmkrc file does somehow not work for the example. The glossary is still not printed…
Oh I see … When one is clearing the cache it needs 2 runs … yes… that seems to be a sharelatex issue. I can try to find out whats doing wrong there, but I don't know the default config they use.
Thanks for the great support!
Using \makenoidxglossaries
and \printnoidxglossaries
seems to work but is probubally not the cleanest solution.
What also works is using the automake
option for the glossaries package.
automake
works best for me! Thanks for the help🚀
Hi,
I'm trying to utilize a glossary in my thesis. However, whatever I tried ShareLaTeX does not print the glossary, only the abbreviation itself is shown. Here is the code to reproduce this issue:
Any idea how to fix this? Thanks for your help! :)
PS: Compiling from scratch or compiling multiple times does not help.