I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks.
I'm: \usepackage{index}
so that I can have multiple indexes; but the \index{} command seems to
literally interpret the first parameter, so that
\index{\chunkname}
indexes \chunkname instead of the name.
I've tried all kinds of
The Texbook says:
The \write command is somewhht special,
because its token
list is first read without expansion; expansion occurs later, when the
tokens are actually
being written to a file.
As \index writes to a file, this may be the problem!
I'll see if I can
I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks.
I'm: \usepackage{index}
so that I can have multiple indexes; but the \index{} command seems to
literally interpret the first parameter, so that
\index{\chunkname}
indexes \chunkname instead of the name.
I've tried all kinds of
The Texbook says:
The \write command is somewhht special,
because its token
list is first read without expansion; expansion occurs later, when the
tokens are actually
being written to a file.
As \index writes to a file, this may be the problem!
I'll see if I can
I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks.
I'm: \usepackage{index}
so that I can have multiple indexes; but the \index{} command seems to
literally interpret the first parameter, so that
\index{\chunkname}
indexes "\chunkname" instead of the name.
I've tried all kinds
The Texbook says:
The \write command is somewhht special,
because its token
list is first read without expansion; expansion occurs later, when the
tokens are actually
being written to a file.
As \index writes to a file, this may be the problem!
I'll see if I can
