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Keep sorting local to groups for symbols in glossaries-extra with bib2gls
Grouping list of symbols generated by glossaries-extraglossaries-extra: How to apply custom abbreviation styles while using bib2glsacl{} command problem while using glossaries-extra with bib2glsglossaries-extra - Problem creating new style for acronymsGrouping list of symbols generated by glossaries-extraglossaries-extra autoindex and sorting of entries with language switching commandglossaries-extra autoindex, manual sorting of entryUse glossaries-extra + bib2gls with secondary files via include instead of inputglossaries-extra – usage of ifglsused with acronyms loaded from external file causes errorConflict between polyglossia and glossaries-extra?glossaries-extra package help
Consider this example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[record,style=alttreegroup,nomain,symbols]{glossaries-extra}
begin{filecontents}{symbols.bib}
@symbol{alpha,
name = {ensuremath{alpha}},
description = {angle},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{theta,
name = {ensuremath{theta}},
description = {for testing},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{diffusion,
name = {ensuremath{D}},
description = {diffusion factor},
group = {roman},
}
@symbol{choke,
name = {ensuremath{mathrm{cor}}},
description = {corrected},
group = {sub},
}
@symbol{blockage,
name = {ensuremath{B}},
description = {blockage factor},
group = {roman},
}
end{filecontents}
GlsXtrLoadResources % input file created by bib2gls
[% instructions to bib2gls:
src={symbols},
type = symbols,
selection = {all},%
% symbol-sort-fallback={name},%turning off makes it worse
]
setglossarypreamble[symbols]{glssetwidest{MMM}}
begin{document}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{roman}{Roman Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{greek}{Greek Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{sub}{Subscripts}
printunsrtglossaries % iterate over all defined entries
end{document}
It produces this results:
It is quickly clear what is wrong here. The sorting works globally when building the document as
pdflatex document
bib2gls document
pdflatex document
as shown here. Running bib2gls -g document did not seem to make a difference.
How can the groups be kept separate and sorting local to them, without mixing of groups?
A possible workaround I thought of would be to have different types for Roman, Greek etc. and then call them all manually (as opposed to one type for symbols). But that seems not the right way. I feel like I am very close to the solution, but the last steps I could not find help with in the doc.
sorting grouping glossaries-extra bib2gls
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
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Consider this example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[record,style=alttreegroup,nomain,symbols]{glossaries-extra}
begin{filecontents}{symbols.bib}
@symbol{alpha,
name = {ensuremath{alpha}},
description = {angle},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{theta,
name = {ensuremath{theta}},
description = {for testing},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{diffusion,
name = {ensuremath{D}},
description = {diffusion factor},
group = {roman},
}
@symbol{choke,
name = {ensuremath{mathrm{cor}}},
description = {corrected},
group = {sub},
}
@symbol{blockage,
name = {ensuremath{B}},
description = {blockage factor},
group = {roman},
}
end{filecontents}
GlsXtrLoadResources % input file created by bib2gls
[% instructions to bib2gls:
src={symbols},
type = symbols,
selection = {all},%
% symbol-sort-fallback={name},%turning off makes it worse
]
setglossarypreamble[symbols]{glssetwidest{MMM}}
begin{document}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{roman}{Roman Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{greek}{Greek Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{sub}{Subscripts}
printunsrtglossaries % iterate over all defined entries
end{document}
It produces this results:
It is quickly clear what is wrong here. The sorting works globally when building the document as
pdflatex document
bib2gls document
pdflatex document
as shown here. Running bib2gls -g document did not seem to make a difference.
How can the groups be kept separate and sorting local to them, without mixing of groups?
A possible workaround I thought of would be to have different types for Roman, Greek etc. and then call them all manually (as opposed to one type for symbols). But that seems not the right way. I feel like I am very close to the solution, but the last steps I could not find help with in the doc.
sorting grouping glossaries-extra bib2gls
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
For reference, I indeed ended up splitting the one*.bib-file into all respective parts. Each is then invoked using a newly defined type via e.g.newglossary*{greek}{Greek}. I thenprintunsrtglossary[type = greek, style = mystyle]. This has disadvantages (mainly more manual work), but also gives good control. Symbols can receive their own style (usingmystyle) which can involve units, and abbreviations receive a different style. This would not be possible with justprintunsrtglossaries.
– Hans Lollo
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Consider this example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[record,style=alttreegroup,nomain,symbols]{glossaries-extra}
begin{filecontents}{symbols.bib}
@symbol{alpha,
name = {ensuremath{alpha}},
description = {angle},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{theta,
name = {ensuremath{theta}},
description = {for testing},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{diffusion,
name = {ensuremath{D}},
description = {diffusion factor},
group = {roman},
}
@symbol{choke,
name = {ensuremath{mathrm{cor}}},
description = {corrected},
group = {sub},
}
@symbol{blockage,
name = {ensuremath{B}},
description = {blockage factor},
group = {roman},
}
end{filecontents}
GlsXtrLoadResources % input file created by bib2gls
[% instructions to bib2gls:
src={symbols},
type = symbols,
selection = {all},%
% symbol-sort-fallback={name},%turning off makes it worse
]
setglossarypreamble[symbols]{glssetwidest{MMM}}
begin{document}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{roman}{Roman Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{greek}{Greek Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{sub}{Subscripts}
printunsrtglossaries % iterate over all defined entries
end{document}
It produces this results:
It is quickly clear what is wrong here. The sorting works globally when building the document as
pdflatex document
bib2gls document
pdflatex document
as shown here. Running bib2gls -g document did not seem to make a difference.
How can the groups be kept separate and sorting local to them, without mixing of groups?
A possible workaround I thought of would be to have different types for Roman, Greek etc. and then call them all manually (as opposed to one type for symbols). But that seems not the right way. I feel like I am very close to the solution, but the last steps I could not find help with in the doc.
sorting grouping glossaries-extra bib2gls
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
Consider this example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[record,style=alttreegroup,nomain,symbols]{glossaries-extra}
begin{filecontents}{symbols.bib}
@symbol{alpha,
name = {ensuremath{alpha}},
description = {angle},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{theta,
name = {ensuremath{theta}},
description = {for testing},
group = {greek},
}
@symbol{diffusion,
name = {ensuremath{D}},
description = {diffusion factor},
group = {roman},
}
@symbol{choke,
name = {ensuremath{mathrm{cor}}},
description = {corrected},
group = {sub},
}
@symbol{blockage,
name = {ensuremath{B}},
description = {blockage factor},
group = {roman},
}
end{filecontents}
GlsXtrLoadResources % input file created by bib2gls
[% instructions to bib2gls:
src={symbols},
type = symbols,
selection = {all},%
% symbol-sort-fallback={name},%turning off makes it worse
]
setglossarypreamble[symbols]{glssetwidest{MMM}}
begin{document}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{roman}{Roman Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{greek}{Greek Letters}
glsxtrsetgrouptitle{sub}{Subscripts}
printunsrtglossaries % iterate over all defined entries
end{document}
It produces this results:
It is quickly clear what is wrong here. The sorting works globally when building the document as
pdflatex document
bib2gls document
pdflatex document
as shown here. Running bib2gls -g document did not seem to make a difference.
How can the groups be kept separate and sorting local to them, without mixing of groups?
A possible workaround I thought of would be to have different types for Roman, Greek etc. and then call them all manually (as opposed to one type for symbols). But that seems not the right way. I feel like I am very close to the solution, but the last steps I could not find help with in the doc.
sorting grouping glossaries-extra bib2gls
sorting grouping glossaries-extra bib2gls
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
asked 14 hours ago
Hans LolloHans Lollo
1126
1126
For reference, I indeed ended up splitting the one*.bib-file into all respective parts. Each is then invoked using a newly defined type via e.g.newglossary*{greek}{Greek}. I thenprintunsrtglossary[type = greek, style = mystyle]. This has disadvantages (mainly more manual work), but also gives good control. Symbols can receive their own style (usingmystyle) which can involve units, and abbreviations receive a different style. This would not be possible with justprintunsrtglossaries.
– Hans Lollo
5 hours ago
add a comment |
For reference, I indeed ended up splitting the one*.bib-file into all respective parts. Each is then invoked using a newly defined type via e.g.newglossary*{greek}{Greek}. I thenprintunsrtglossary[type = greek, style = mystyle]. This has disadvantages (mainly more manual work), but also gives good control. Symbols can receive their own style (usingmystyle) which can involve units, and abbreviations receive a different style. This would not be possible with justprintunsrtglossaries.
– Hans Lollo
5 hours ago
For reference, I indeed ended up splitting the one
*.bib-file into all respective parts. Each is then invoked using a newly defined type via e.g. newglossary*{greek}{Greek}. I then printunsrtglossary[type = greek, style = mystyle]. This has disadvantages (mainly more manual work), but also gives good control. Symbols can receive their own style (using mystyle) which can involve units, and abbreviations receive a different style. This would not be possible with just printunsrtglossaries.– Hans Lollo
5 hours ago
For reference, I indeed ended up splitting the one
*.bib-file into all respective parts. Each is then invoked using a newly defined type via e.g. newglossary*{greek}{Greek}. I then printunsrtglossary[type = greek, style = mystyle]. This has disadvantages (mainly more manual work), but also gives good control. Symbols can receive their own style (using mystyle) which can involve units, and abbreviations receive a different style. This would not be possible with just printunsrtglossaries.– Hans Lollo
5 hours ago
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For reference, I indeed ended up splitting the one
*.bib-file into all respective parts. Each is then invoked using a newly defined type via e.g.newglossary*{greek}{Greek}. I thenprintunsrtglossary[type = greek, style = mystyle]. This has disadvantages (mainly more manual work), but also gives good control. Symbols can receive their own style (usingmystyle) which can involve units, and abbreviations receive a different style. This would not be possible with justprintunsrtglossaries.– Hans Lollo
5 hours ago