Re: Index in KOMA-Script-Book ... continuation
Am Montag, dem 08.03.2021 um 09:07 +0100 schrieb Andreas Plihal:
> 4. The cross-references do not work.
>
> In the UserGuide, this command is suggested for establishing a cross-
> reference in the keyword input fiel :
>
> GIF|see{graphic formats}
Did you put |, { and } in TeX mode?
Jürgen
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Re: Index in KOMA-Script-Book
Am Montag, dem 08.03.2021 um 09:02 +0100 schrieb Andreas Plihal:
> 1. The subject index does not appear in the table of contents.
> I solved that with the command
>
> \addcontentsline{toc} {chapter} {Sachregistester}.
With KOMA-Script, you better do
\KOMAOptions{index=totoc}
> I also used the special name "Sachregister" for it.
>
> However, the actual subject index is still called "Index" at the end of
> the book!
>
> 2. Renaming of the index the UserGuide suggests that you use this
> command in the preamble
>
> \ addto \ captionsngerman {\ renewcommand {\ indexname} {index}}
>
> However, this leads to an error:
>
> "Undefined control sequence."
How about
\AtBeginDocument{%
\addto\captionsngerman{\renewcommand{\indexname}{Sachregister}}
}
If this fails as well, we need the complete error message: which
control sequence is reported as being undefined?
> So I removed this command again. That still leaves my problem unsolved.
>
> 3. The sorting of the keywords in the subject index.
> Since my book is written in German, it contains umlauts ä, ö and ü.
> These are somehow taken into account when sorting, but not in the way
> it is usual in German. The measure suggested in the UserGuide seems
> arbitrary to me. Is there a method, a command, with which one can tell
> the index of a sort order that is uniform for the German language?
This depends on the index processor. I recommend texindy. This should
sort German properly. But note that there are two German sorting
varieties, called german-din and german-duden in texindy:
"German recognizes two different sorting schemes to handle umlauts:
normally, "ae" is sorted like "ae", but in phone books or dictionaries,
it is sorted like "a". The first scheme is known as DIN order, the
second as Duden order."
In Document > Settings > Index, select "texindy" as index processor and
add "-L german-din" as option.
If you prefer makeindex to xindy, you need the -g option.
HTH,
Jürgen
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Index in KOMA-Script-Book ... continuation
4. The cross-references do not work.
In the UserGuide, this command is suggested for establishing a cross-reference in the keyword input fiel :
GIF|see{graphic formats}
However, this is ignored when the index is generated.
Greetings
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Index in KOMA-Script-Book
I am writing a book with LYX and using the KOMA-Script-Book class.
My book will also have a subject index. The indexing works. However, the following problems arise:
1. The subject index does not appear in the table of contents.
I solved that with the command
\ addcontentsline {toc} {chapter} {Sachregistester}.
I also used the special name "Sachregister" for it.
However, the actual subject index is still called "Index" at the end of the book!
2. Renaming of the index the UserGuide suggests that you use this command in the preamble
\ addto \ captionsngerman {\ renewcommand {\ indexname} {index}}
However, this leads to an error:
"Undefined control sequence."
So I removed this command again. That still leaves my problem unsolved.
3. The sorting of the keywords in the subject index.
Since my book is written in German, it contains umlauts ä, ö and ü. These are somehow taken into account when sorting, but not in the way it is usual in German. The measure suggested in the UserGuide seems arbitrary to me. Is there a method, a command, with which one can tell the index of a sort order that is uniform for the German language?
Many thanks in advance!
Andreas
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