TeXstudio: Run more than one index files
I am using TeXstudio to write a book, and I would like to include two index files. I am using the document class amsbook with package amsmidx for multiple indices. I succeed to generate two .idx files, and I know that I have to transform them to .ind files in order to compile all stuffs altogether. But I can't, I know only how to run the default .idx file to .ind file but not for these extra .idx files. I will be thankful for any help!
Edit:
Here is my code
documentclass[10pt]{amsbook}
usepackage{amsmidx}
makeindex{ind}
makeindex{sind}
begin{document}
mainmatter
Symbolindex{sind}{symbol} and objectindex{ind}{object}.
backmatter
Printindex{ind}{Index}
Printindex{sind}{Symbol Index}
end{document}
indexing makeindex
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
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I am using TeXstudio to write a book, and I would like to include two index files. I am using the document class amsbook with package amsmidx for multiple indices. I succeed to generate two .idx files, and I know that I have to transform them to .ind files in order to compile all stuffs altogether. But I can't, I know only how to run the default .idx file to .ind file but not for these extra .idx files. I will be thankful for any help!
Edit:
Here is my code
documentclass[10pt]{amsbook}
usepackage{amsmidx}
makeindex{ind}
makeindex{sind}
begin{document}
mainmatter
Symbolindex{sind}{symbol} and objectindex{ind}{object}.
backmatter
Printindex{ind}{Index}
Printindex{sind}{Symbol Index}
end{document}
indexing makeindex
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
1
You can executemakeindex your_file.idxby hand from terminal and theindwill be generated.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:15
1
Or maybe you can configure themakeindexoption in Options menu to execute not only for%.idxbut*.idx.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:16
1
@Salomo, so*was not acceptable. The message says that you can pass the file names separated by spaces likefaa.idx foo.idxand so on. So, you can at least for a while type the file names there. Do you know the names of theidxfiles you have, right?
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:44
1
From theilglog file we get Extra '|' at position 4 of first argument.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:48
1
@Salomo, so replace it by$vert Xvert$.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:55
|
show 15 more comments
I am using TeXstudio to write a book, and I would like to include two index files. I am using the document class amsbook with package amsmidx for multiple indices. I succeed to generate two .idx files, and I know that I have to transform them to .ind files in order to compile all stuffs altogether. But I can't, I know only how to run the default .idx file to .ind file but not for these extra .idx files. I will be thankful for any help!
Edit:
Here is my code
documentclass[10pt]{amsbook}
usepackage{amsmidx}
makeindex{ind}
makeindex{sind}
begin{document}
mainmatter
Symbolindex{sind}{symbol} and objectindex{ind}{object}.
backmatter
Printindex{ind}{Index}
Printindex{sind}{Symbol Index}
end{document}
indexing makeindex
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
I am using TeXstudio to write a book, and I would like to include two index files. I am using the document class amsbook with package amsmidx for multiple indices. I succeed to generate two .idx files, and I know that I have to transform them to .ind files in order to compile all stuffs altogether. But I can't, I know only how to run the default .idx file to .ind file but not for these extra .idx files. I will be thankful for any help!
Edit:
Here is my code
documentclass[10pt]{amsbook}
usepackage{amsmidx}
makeindex{ind}
makeindex{sind}
begin{document}
mainmatter
Symbolindex{sind}{symbol} and objectindex{ind}{object}.
backmatter
Printindex{ind}{Index}
Printindex{sind}{Symbol Index}
end{document}
indexing makeindex
indexing makeindex
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
edited Feb 20 at 11:36
Salomo
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
asked Feb 20 at 11:13
SalomoSalomo
1477
1477
1
You can executemakeindex your_file.idxby hand from terminal and theindwill be generated.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:15
1
Or maybe you can configure themakeindexoption in Options menu to execute not only for%.idxbut*.idx.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:16
1
@Salomo, so*was not acceptable. The message says that you can pass the file names separated by spaces likefaa.idx foo.idxand so on. So, you can at least for a while type the file names there. Do you know the names of theidxfiles you have, right?
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:44
1
From theilglog file we get Extra '|' at position 4 of first argument.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:48
1
@Salomo, so replace it by$vert Xvert$.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:55
|
show 15 more comments
1
You can executemakeindex your_file.idxby hand from terminal and theindwill be generated.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:15
1
Or maybe you can configure themakeindexoption in Options menu to execute not only for%.idxbut*.idx.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:16
1
@Salomo, so*was not acceptable. The message says that you can pass the file names separated by spaces likefaa.idx foo.idxand so on. So, you can at least for a while type the file names there. Do you know the names of theidxfiles you have, right?
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:44
1
From theilglog file we get Extra '|' at position 4 of first argument.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:48
1
@Salomo, so replace it by$vert Xvert$.
– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:55
1
1
You can execute
makeindex your_file.idx by hand from terminal and the ind will be generated.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:15
You can execute
makeindex your_file.idx by hand from terminal and the ind will be generated.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:15
1
1
Or maybe you can configure the
makeindex option in Options menu to execute not only for %.idx but *.idx.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:16
Or maybe you can configure the
makeindex option in Options menu to execute not only for %.idx but *.idx.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:16
1
1
@Salomo, so
* was not acceptable. The message says that you can pass the file names separated by spaces like faa.idx foo.idx and so on. So, you can at least for a while type the file names there. Do you know the names of the idx files you have, right?– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:44
@Salomo, so
* was not acceptable. The message says that you can pass the file names separated by spaces like faa.idx foo.idx and so on. So, you can at least for a while type the file names there. Do you know the names of the idx files you have, right?– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:44
1
1
From the
ilg log file we get Extra '|' at position 4 of first argument.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:48
From the
ilg log file we get Extra '|' at position 4 of first argument.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:48
1
1
@Salomo, so replace it by
$vert Xvert$.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:55
@Salomo, so replace it by
$vert Xvert$.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:55
|
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You can configure TeXstudio to run makeindex on a list of files given by names or to run on all idx files.
Go to Options > Configure TeXstudio and then Commands tab. You can see the command line corresponding to makeindex.
There you pass the ?*.idx to run on all files.
After that you can compile your document and run makeindex as configures using the Tools > Index menu:
answered Feb 20 at 12:02
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You can configure TeXstudio to run makeindex on a list of files given by names or to run on all idx files.
Go to Options > Configure TeXstudio and then Commands tab. You can see the command line corresponding to makeindex.
There you pass the ?*.idx to run on all files.
After that you can compile your document and run makeindex as configures using the Tools > Index menu:
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You can configure TeXstudio to run makeindex on a list of files given by names or to run on all idx files.
Go to Options > Configure TeXstudio and then Commands tab. You can see the command line corresponding to makeindex.
There you pass the ?*.idx to run on all files.
After that you can compile your document and run makeindex as configures using the Tools > Index menu:
answered Feb 20 at 12:02
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You can configure TeXstudio to run makeindex on a list of files given by names or to run on all idx files.
Go to Options > Configure TeXstudio and then Commands tab. You can see the command line corresponding to makeindex.
There you pass the ?*.idx to run on all files.
After that you can compile your document and run makeindex as configures using the Tools > Index menu:
answered Feb 20 at 12:02
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You can configure TeXstudio to run makeindex on a list of files given by names or to run on all idx files.
Go to Options > Configure TeXstudio and then Commands tab. You can see the command line corresponding to makeindex.
There you pass the ?*.idx to run on all files.
After that you can compile your document and run makeindex as configures using the Tools > Index menu:
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You can execute
makeindex your_file.idxby hand from terminal and theindwill be generated.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:15
1
Or maybe you can configure the
makeindexoption in Options menu to execute not only for%.idxbut*.idx.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:16
1
@Salomo, so
*was not acceptable. The message says that you can pass the file names separated by spaces likefaa.idx foo.idxand so on. So, you can at least for a while type the file names there. Do you know the names of theidxfiles you have, right?– Sigur
Feb 20 at 11:44
1
From the
ilglog file we get Extra '|' at position 4 of first argument.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:48
1
@Salomo, so replace it by
$vert Xvert$.– Sigur
Feb 20 at 12:55