IEEEtran and glossaries-extra: glslink problems












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I am having troubles with getting glossaries-extra running when using glslink command. For example when trying to compile



% !TeX TS-program = pdflatex
% !BIB TS-program = bibtex
documentclass[journal]{IEEEtran}
usepackage{mathtools,xparse}

usepackage[xindy,symbols,nomain]{glossaries-extra}
makeglossaries

DeclarePairedDelimiterparens{lparen}{rparen}

glsxtrnewsymbol[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ aa | bb } }}

NewDocumentCommandpdf{moo}{%
glslink{symb:pdf}{p_{#3}parens*{#1 ,middle|, #2}}%
}

begin{document}
asd
begin{align}
pdf{ a }[b]
end{align}
printglossaries
end{document}


I get the error message



! Undefined control sequence.
l.11 glsxtrnewsymbol
[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ a...


What am I doing wrong here?



Edit:



Surprisingly, it works when adding gls{symb:pdf} e.g. before begin{align}. And it does not work when adding it after the first use pdf. Why is that?










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    There seems to be a problem with glslink (which I'll investigate). Try using glsdisp instead. (I don't know why you're getting that undefined control sequence error. I can't reproduce that with your MWE.)
    – Nicola Talbot
    Jun 21 at 13:33










  • @NicolaTalbot I encountered similar error using MiKTeX on Windows. Simplified MWE added below.
    – Peter
    Aug 11 at 3:17






  • 1




    This bug should now be fixed in version 1.35 (2018-08-13).
    – Nicola Talbot
    Aug 13 at 18:34
















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I am having troubles with getting glossaries-extra running when using glslink command. For example when trying to compile



% !TeX TS-program = pdflatex
% !BIB TS-program = bibtex
documentclass[journal]{IEEEtran}
usepackage{mathtools,xparse}

usepackage[xindy,symbols,nomain]{glossaries-extra}
makeglossaries

DeclarePairedDelimiterparens{lparen}{rparen}

glsxtrnewsymbol[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ aa | bb } }}

NewDocumentCommandpdf{moo}{%
glslink{symb:pdf}{p_{#3}parens*{#1 ,middle|, #2}}%
}

begin{document}
asd
begin{align}
pdf{ a }[b]
end{align}
printglossaries
end{document}


I get the error message



! Undefined control sequence.
l.11 glsxtrnewsymbol
[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ a...


What am I doing wrong here?



Edit:



Surprisingly, it works when adding gls{symb:pdf} e.g. before begin{align}. And it does not work when adding it after the first use pdf. Why is that?










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    There seems to be a problem with glslink (which I'll investigate). Try using glsdisp instead. (I don't know why you're getting that undefined control sequence error. I can't reproduce that with your MWE.)
    – Nicola Talbot
    Jun 21 at 13:33










  • @NicolaTalbot I encountered similar error using MiKTeX on Windows. Simplified MWE added below.
    – Peter
    Aug 11 at 3:17






  • 1




    This bug should now be fixed in version 1.35 (2018-08-13).
    – Nicola Talbot
    Aug 13 at 18:34














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I am having troubles with getting glossaries-extra running when using glslink command. For example when trying to compile



% !TeX TS-program = pdflatex
% !BIB TS-program = bibtex
documentclass[journal]{IEEEtran}
usepackage{mathtools,xparse}

usepackage[xindy,symbols,nomain]{glossaries-extra}
makeglossaries

DeclarePairedDelimiterparens{lparen}{rparen}

glsxtrnewsymbol[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ aa | bb } }}

NewDocumentCommandpdf{moo}{%
glslink{symb:pdf}{p_{#3}parens*{#1 ,middle|, #2}}%
}

begin{document}
asd
begin{align}
pdf{ a }[b]
end{align}
printglossaries
end{document}


I get the error message



! Undefined control sequence.
l.11 glsxtrnewsymbol
[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ a...


What am I doing wrong here?



Edit:



Surprisingly, it works when adding gls{symb:pdf} e.g. before begin{align}. And it does not work when adding it after the first use pdf. Why is that?










share|improve this question















I am having troubles with getting glossaries-extra running when using glslink command. For example when trying to compile



% !TeX TS-program = pdflatex
% !BIB TS-program = bibtex
documentclass[journal]{IEEEtran}
usepackage{mathtools,xparse}

usepackage[xindy,symbols,nomain]{glossaries-extra}
makeglossaries

DeclarePairedDelimiterparens{lparen}{rparen}

glsxtrnewsymbol[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ aa | bb } }}

NewDocumentCommandpdf{moo}{%
glslink{symb:pdf}{p_{#3}parens*{#1 ,middle|, #2}}%
}

begin{document}
asd
begin{align}
pdf{ a }[b]
end{align}
printglossaries
end{document}


I get the error message



! Undefined control sequence.
l.11 glsxtrnewsymbol
[description={xxx}]{symb:pdf}{ensuremath{ pparens*{ a...


What am I doing wrong here?



Edit:



Surprisingly, it works when adding gls{symb:pdf} e.g. before begin{align}. And it does not work when adding it after the first use pdf. Why is that?







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    There seems to be a problem with glslink (which I'll investigate). Try using glsdisp instead. (I don't know why you're getting that undefined control sequence error. I can't reproduce that with your MWE.)
    – Nicola Talbot
    Jun 21 at 13:33










  • @NicolaTalbot I encountered similar error using MiKTeX on Windows. Simplified MWE added below.
    – Peter
    Aug 11 at 3:17






  • 1




    This bug should now be fixed in version 1.35 (2018-08-13).
    – Nicola Talbot
    Aug 13 at 18:34














  • 1




    There seems to be a problem with glslink (which I'll investigate). Try using glsdisp instead. (I don't know why you're getting that undefined control sequence error. I can't reproduce that with your MWE.)
    – Nicola Talbot
    Jun 21 at 13:33










  • @NicolaTalbot I encountered similar error using MiKTeX on Windows. Simplified MWE added below.
    – Peter
    Aug 11 at 3:17






  • 1




    This bug should now be fixed in version 1.35 (2018-08-13).
    – Nicola Talbot
    Aug 13 at 18:34








1




1




There seems to be a problem with glslink (which I'll investigate). Try using glsdisp instead. (I don't know why you're getting that undefined control sequence error. I can't reproduce that with your MWE.)
– Nicola Talbot
Jun 21 at 13:33




There seems to be a problem with glslink (which I'll investigate). Try using glsdisp instead. (I don't know why you're getting that undefined control sequence error. I can't reproduce that with your MWE.)
– Nicola Talbot
Jun 21 at 13:33












@NicolaTalbot I encountered similar error using MiKTeX on Windows. Simplified MWE added below.
– Peter
Aug 11 at 3:17




@NicolaTalbot I encountered similar error using MiKTeX on Windows. Simplified MWE added below.
– Peter
Aug 11 at 3:17




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1




This bug should now be fixed in version 1.35 (2018-08-13).
– Nicola Talbot
Aug 13 at 18:34




This bug should now be fixed in version 1.35 (2018-08-13).
– Nicola Talbot
Aug 13 at 18:34










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The error persists in glossaries-extra v1.34 (MiKTeX + TeXstudio on Windows 10).



Simplified MWE:



documentclass{article}

%usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries}
usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries-extra}
makeglossaries

newglossaryentry{a}{
name={name},
description={desc}
}

begin{document}

% glsdisp{a}{disp}
glslink{a}{link}

printglossaries

end{document}



! Undefined control sequence.

glsxtrdiscardperiod #1#2#3->glsxtrifwasfirstuse

                                                  {glsifattribute {#1}{reta...

l.15  glslink{a}{link}




Changing glossaries-extra to glossaries or uncommenting glsdisp{a}{disp} before glslink{a}{link} causes the document to compile without errors.






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    The error persists in glossaries-extra v1.34 (MiKTeX + TeXstudio on Windows 10).



    Simplified MWE:



    documentclass{article}

    %usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries}
    usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries-extra}
    makeglossaries

    newglossaryentry{a}{
    name={name},
    description={desc}
    }

    begin{document}

    % glsdisp{a}{disp}
    glslink{a}{link}

    printglossaries

    end{document}



    ! Undefined control sequence.

    glsxtrdiscardperiod #1#2#3->glsxtrifwasfirstuse

                                                      {glsifattribute {#1}{reta...

    l.15  glslink{a}{link}




    Changing glossaries-extra to glossaries or uncommenting glsdisp{a}{disp} before glslink{a}{link} causes the document to compile without errors.






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      The error persists in glossaries-extra v1.34 (MiKTeX + TeXstudio on Windows 10).



      Simplified MWE:



      documentclass{article}

      %usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries}
      usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries-extra}
      makeglossaries

      newglossaryentry{a}{
      name={name},
      description={desc}
      }

      begin{document}

      % glsdisp{a}{disp}
      glslink{a}{link}

      printglossaries

      end{document}



      ! Undefined control sequence.

      glsxtrdiscardperiod #1#2#3->glsxtrifwasfirstuse

                                                        {glsifattribute {#1}{reta...

      l.15  glslink{a}{link}




      Changing glossaries-extra to glossaries or uncommenting glsdisp{a}{disp} before glslink{a}{link} causes the document to compile without errors.






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        The error persists in glossaries-extra v1.34 (MiKTeX + TeXstudio on Windows 10).



        Simplified MWE:



        documentclass{article}

        %usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries}
        usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries-extra}
        makeglossaries

        newglossaryentry{a}{
        name={name},
        description={desc}
        }

        begin{document}

        % glsdisp{a}{disp}
        glslink{a}{link}

        printglossaries

        end{document}



        ! Undefined control sequence.

        glsxtrdiscardperiod #1#2#3->glsxtrifwasfirstuse

                                                          {glsifattribute {#1}{reta...

        l.15  glslink{a}{link}




        Changing glossaries-extra to glossaries or uncommenting glsdisp{a}{disp} before glslink{a}{link} causes the document to compile without errors.






        share|improve this answer














        The error persists in glossaries-extra v1.34 (MiKTeX + TeXstudio on Windows 10).



        Simplified MWE:



        documentclass{article}

        %usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries}
        usepackage[automake=true]{glossaries-extra}
        makeglossaries

        newglossaryentry{a}{
        name={name},
        description={desc}
        }

        begin{document}

        % glsdisp{a}{disp}
        glslink{a}{link}

        printglossaries

        end{document}



        ! Undefined control sequence.

        glsxtrdiscardperiod #1#2#3->glsxtrifwasfirstuse

                                                          {glsifattribute {#1}{reta...

        l.15  glslink{a}{link}




        Changing glossaries-extra to glossaries or uncommenting glsdisp{a}{disp} before glslink{a}{link} causes the document to compile without errors.







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