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How to have different spellings of the same word in one entry in a glossary?
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So my question is probably naive and I'm sorry about that. I'm a beginner in Latex and I would like to create a glossary for a text in old french. A word can have multiple different spellings, and I'd like my glossary to have all the spellings written in one entry, always followed by the numbers of page (ideally the numbers of line but that would be for another question, I guess). Do you know how I could do that? I think I could achieve this with the keys user1 user2 and so on but I don't really know how.
My document would be like this :
documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageglossaries
makeglossaries
newglossaryentryLoremname=lorem,%
description=ipsum,% And I would need other spellings like Lores, loret...
begindocument
glsLorem ipsum lores loret.
printglossaries
enddocument
thank you so much!
glossaries
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So my question is probably naive and I'm sorry about that. I'm a beginner in Latex and I would like to create a glossary for a text in old french. A word can have multiple different spellings, and I'd like my glossary to have all the spellings written in one entry, always followed by the numbers of page (ideally the numbers of line but that would be for another question, I guess). Do you know how I could do that? I think I could achieve this with the keys user1 user2 and so on but I don't really know how.
My document would be like this :
documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageglossaries
makeglossaries
newglossaryentryLoremname=lorem,%
description=ipsum,% And I would need other spellings like Lores, loret...
begindocument
glsLorem ipsum lores loret.
printglossaries
enddocument
thank you so much!
glossaries
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I'm sorry, the last line is obsviously printglossaries with no space
– Antoine
7 hours ago
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Yes ! Thank you, sorry about that. It would end like that printglossaries enddocument I'm really new to this. Thank you for the welcoming !
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Ah yes, you can edit the question. Done!
– Antoine
7 hours ago
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So my question is probably naive and I'm sorry about that. I'm a beginner in Latex and I would like to create a glossary for a text in old french. A word can have multiple different spellings, and I'd like my glossary to have all the spellings written in one entry, always followed by the numbers of page (ideally the numbers of line but that would be for another question, I guess). Do you know how I could do that? I think I could achieve this with the keys user1 user2 and so on but I don't really know how.
My document would be like this :
documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageglossaries
makeglossaries
newglossaryentryLoremname=lorem,%
description=ipsum,% And I would need other spellings like Lores, loret...
begindocument
glsLorem ipsum lores loret.
printglossaries
enddocument
thank you so much!
glossaries
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62
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So my question is probably naive and I'm sorry about that. I'm a beginner in Latex and I would like to create a glossary for a text in old french. A word can have multiple different spellings, and I'd like my glossary to have all the spellings written in one entry, always followed by the numbers of page (ideally the numbers of line but that would be for another question, I guess). Do you know how I could do that? I think I could achieve this with the keys user1 user2 and so on but I don't really know how.
My document would be like this :
documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageglossaries
makeglossaries
newglossaryentryLoremname=lorem,%
description=ipsum,% And I would need other spellings like Lores, loret...
begindocument
glsLorem ipsum lores loret.
printglossaries
enddocument
thank you so much!
glossaries
glossaries
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I'm sorry, the last line is obsviously printglossaries with no space
– Antoine
7 hours ago
1
Yes ! Thank you, sorry about that. It would end like that printglossaries enddocument I'm really new to this. Thank you for the welcoming !
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Ah yes, you can edit the question. Done!
– Antoine
7 hours ago
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I'm sorry, the last line is obsviously printglossaries with no space
– Antoine
7 hours ago
1
Yes ! Thank you, sorry about that. It would end like that printglossaries enddocument I'm really new to this. Thank you for the welcoming !
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Ah yes, you can edit the question. Done!
– Antoine
7 hours ago
I'm sorry, the last line is obsviously printglossaries with no space
– Antoine
7 hours ago
I'm sorry, the last line is obsviously printglossaries with no space
– Antoine
7 hours ago
1
1
Yes ! Thank you, sorry about that. It would end like that printglossaries enddocument I'm really new to this. Thank you for the welcoming !
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Yes ! Thank you, sorry about that. It would end like that printglossaries enddocument I'm really new to this. Thank you for the welcoming !
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Ah yes, you can edit the question. Done!
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Ah yes, you can edit the question. Done!
– Antoine
7 hours ago
add a comment |
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I'm sorry, the last line is obsviously printglossaries with no space
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7 hours ago
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Yes ! Thank you, sorry about that. It would end like that printglossaries enddocument I'm really new to this. Thank you for the welcoming !
– Antoine
7 hours ago
Ah yes, you can edit the question. Done!
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