According to the DocBook guide, one can insert <indexterm> tags in all
kind of places. However, nsgmls always gives me an error message
("document type does not allow element "indexterm" here");
the only place I found where <indexterm> was acceptable, is in an <index>
- which is the last place where I want to use it.
My intention is to have stanza's like:
<glossentry id="whatever">
<indexterm zone="A"><primary>whatever</primary></indexterm>
<glossterm>whatever</glossterm>
<glossdef>
<para>however</para>
</glossdef>
</glossentry>
Any word that is in the glossary is interesting, so should be in the
index; I hoped to accomplish that by specifying the indexterm in the
glossentry - which appears legal from the documentation - and have the
processors search a <part label="A"> for occurences of the term.
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