Glossaries entry in heading of book class causes an error












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In the following MWE, an entry from glossaries is included in a section title so it gets included in the page heading created by the book class:



documentclass{book}
usepackage{glossaries}

begin{document}
newglossaryentry{asd}{name={ASD}, description={asd sda das}}

section{A + S + D: gls{asd}}

end{document}


This causes the following error on the first pdflatex run (even before running makeglossaries):



! Package glossaries Error: Glossary entry `ASD' has not been defined.

See the glossaries package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...

l.9 end{document}


What am I doing wrong?
Should I just avoid using glossaries entries in chapter and section titles?










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  • 3





    See I get an error when using a glossary entry in a chapter/section heading or caption.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:01






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of Glossaries and custom section headings broken.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:02











  • Thanks @NicolaTalbot!! It is indeed answered where you said :) From your linked post: "However, even with v4.10 a problem occurs when MakeUppercase is used in the heading (which occurs by default)". I will use glsentrytext, glsentrylong, glsentryshort or glsentryfull as I am using just glossaries and not glossaries-extra. Thanks!

    – Ilario Gelmetti
    Apr 3 at 9:39
















2















In the following MWE, an entry from glossaries is included in a section title so it gets included in the page heading created by the book class:



documentclass{book}
usepackage{glossaries}

begin{document}
newglossaryentry{asd}{name={ASD}, description={asd sda das}}

section{A + S + D: gls{asd}}

end{document}


This causes the following error on the first pdflatex run (even before running makeglossaries):



! Package glossaries Error: Glossary entry `ASD' has not been defined.

See the glossaries package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...

l.9 end{document}


What am I doing wrong?
Should I just avoid using glossaries entries in chapter and section titles?










share|improve this question


















  • 3





    See I get an error when using a glossary entry in a chapter/section heading or caption.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:01






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of Glossaries and custom section headings broken.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:02











  • Thanks @NicolaTalbot!! It is indeed answered where you said :) From your linked post: "However, even with v4.10 a problem occurs when MakeUppercase is used in the heading (which occurs by default)". I will use glsentrytext, glsentrylong, glsentryshort or glsentryfull as I am using just glossaries and not glossaries-extra. Thanks!

    – Ilario Gelmetti
    Apr 3 at 9:39














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In the following MWE, an entry from glossaries is included in a section title so it gets included in the page heading created by the book class:



documentclass{book}
usepackage{glossaries}

begin{document}
newglossaryentry{asd}{name={ASD}, description={asd sda das}}

section{A + S + D: gls{asd}}

end{document}


This causes the following error on the first pdflatex run (even before running makeglossaries):



! Package glossaries Error: Glossary entry `ASD' has not been defined.

See the glossaries package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...

l.9 end{document}


What am I doing wrong?
Should I just avoid using glossaries entries in chapter and section titles?










share|improve this question














In the following MWE, an entry from glossaries is included in a section title so it gets included in the page heading created by the book class:



documentclass{book}
usepackage{glossaries}

begin{document}
newglossaryentry{asd}{name={ASD}, description={asd sda das}}

section{A + S + D: gls{asd}}

end{document}


This causes the following error on the first pdflatex run (even before running makeglossaries):



! Package glossaries Error: Glossary entry `ASD' has not been defined.

See the glossaries package documentation for explanation.
Type H <return> for immediate help.
...

l.9 end{document}


What am I doing wrong?
Should I just avoid using glossaries entries in chapter and section titles?







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  • 3





    See I get an error when using a glossary entry in a chapter/section heading or caption.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:01






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of Glossaries and custom section headings broken.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:02











  • Thanks @NicolaTalbot!! It is indeed answered where you said :) From your linked post: "However, even with v4.10 a problem occurs when MakeUppercase is used in the heading (which occurs by default)". I will use glsentrytext, glsentrylong, glsentryshort or glsentryfull as I am using just glossaries and not glossaries-extra. Thanks!

    – Ilario Gelmetti
    Apr 3 at 9:39














  • 3





    See I get an error when using a glossary entry in a chapter/section heading or caption.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:01






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of Glossaries and custom section headings broken.

    – Nicola Talbot
    Apr 2 at 17:02











  • Thanks @NicolaTalbot!! It is indeed answered where you said :) From your linked post: "However, even with v4.10 a problem occurs when MakeUppercase is used in the heading (which occurs by default)". I will use glsentrytext, glsentrylong, glsentryshort or glsentryfull as I am using just glossaries and not glossaries-extra. Thanks!

    – Ilario Gelmetti
    Apr 3 at 9:39








3




3





See I get an error when using a glossary entry in a chapter/section heading or caption.

– Nicola Talbot
Apr 2 at 17:01





See I get an error when using a glossary entry in a chapter/section heading or caption.

– Nicola Talbot
Apr 2 at 17:01




3




3





Possible duplicate of Glossaries and custom section headings broken.

– Nicola Talbot
Apr 2 at 17:02





Possible duplicate of Glossaries and custom section headings broken.

– Nicola Talbot
Apr 2 at 17:02













Thanks @NicolaTalbot!! It is indeed answered where you said :) From your linked post: "However, even with v4.10 a problem occurs when MakeUppercase is used in the heading (which occurs by default)". I will use glsentrytext, glsentrylong, glsentryshort or glsentryfull as I am using just glossaries and not glossaries-extra. Thanks!

– Ilario Gelmetti
Apr 3 at 9:39





Thanks @NicolaTalbot!! It is indeed answered where you said :) From your linked post: "However, even with v4.10 a problem occurs when MakeUppercase is used in the heading (which occurs by default)". I will use glsentrytext, glsentrylong, glsentryshort or glsentryfull as I am using just glossaries and not glossaries-extra. Thanks!

– Ilario Gelmetti
Apr 3 at 9:39










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