Hello all,
For long document that uses \include{chapter}, how can one generate one big index section at the end with \makeidx?
I have a master file that contains all the \include{} commands and it also contains some indexed terms. However, the index pages printed only display indexed items in the master file, NOT the ones in the included chapters.
Your comment and hint would be appreciated. Thank you for your time.
General ⇒ Indice from multiple chapters
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Indice from multiple chapters
Hello,
the master file needs a \makeindex command in the preamble and the \printindex command where the index should appear. After the first LaTeX run, you have to feed the .idx file through an index processor like texindy or makeindex, the run LaTeX again. This should suffice to produce an index for all entries in all chapters.
the master file needs a \makeindex command in the preamble and the \printindex command where the index should appear. After the first LaTeX run, you have to feed the .idx file through an index processor like texindy or makeindex, the run LaTeX again. This should suffice to produce an index for all entries in all chapters.