Indexed acronyms with subentries












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I am writing a doctoral thesis which prints all acronyms called with gls{} from the glossaries package to an Index made with makeindex. I used code from a previous question: Acronyms only shown in Index when used twice.



I wish to add subentries in the Index for some of the called acronyms but the acronym entries appear twice:



example1



It seems the entries I index manually in the text with index{} get printed separately from the acronyms automatically printed every time I use gls{}.



How can I add index subentries properly inside the ones being called automatically? Without losing the automation I already have while using gls{}, I would like to generate this :



example2



MWE:



documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage{makeidx}
makeindex
usepackage[acronym,toc,shortcuts]{glossaries}
makeglossaries

renewcommand*{CustomAcronymFields}{%
name={theglsshorttok},%
symbol={theglsshorttok},%
text={theglsshorttokprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
plural={theglsshorttoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
first={theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
firstplural={theglslongtoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
description={theglslongtok}%
}

SetCustomStyle

newacronym{cd}{CD}{compact disk}
newacronym{hgh}{HGH}{human growth hormone}


begin{document}
noindent
First use of gls{cd}. That donkeyindex{donkey} has a gls{cd}.
index{cd@glsfirst{cd}}

Gls{hgh} is a proteinindex{protein}. gls{hgh} can be purified by chromatography.
%index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}}
index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!purification}
newpage
Discovery of gls{hgh}. index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!discovery}
printglossaries
printindex

end{document}









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    I am writing a doctoral thesis which prints all acronyms called with gls{} from the glossaries package to an Index made with makeindex. I used code from a previous question: Acronyms only shown in Index when used twice.



    I wish to add subentries in the Index for some of the called acronyms but the acronym entries appear twice:



    example1



    It seems the entries I index manually in the text with index{} get printed separately from the acronyms automatically printed every time I use gls{}.



    How can I add index subentries properly inside the ones being called automatically? Without losing the automation I already have while using gls{}, I would like to generate this :



    example2



    MWE:



    documentclass[11pt]{article}
    usepackage{makeidx}
    makeindex
    usepackage[acronym,toc,shortcuts]{glossaries}
    makeglossaries

    renewcommand*{CustomAcronymFields}{%
    name={theglsshorttok},%
    symbol={theglsshorttok},%
    text={theglsshorttokprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
    plural={theglsshorttoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
    first={theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
    firstplural={theglslongtoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
    description={theglslongtok}%
    }

    SetCustomStyle

    newacronym{cd}{CD}{compact disk}
    newacronym{hgh}{HGH}{human growth hormone}


    begin{document}
    noindent
    First use of gls{cd}. That donkeyindex{donkey} has a gls{cd}.
    index{cd@glsfirst{cd}}

    Gls{hgh} is a proteinindex{protein}. gls{hgh} can be purified by chromatography.
    %index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}}
    index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!purification}
    newpage
    Discovery of gls{hgh}. index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!discovery}
    printglossaries
    printindex

    end{document}









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      I am writing a doctoral thesis which prints all acronyms called with gls{} from the glossaries package to an Index made with makeindex. I used code from a previous question: Acronyms only shown in Index when used twice.



      I wish to add subentries in the Index for some of the called acronyms but the acronym entries appear twice:



      example1



      It seems the entries I index manually in the text with index{} get printed separately from the acronyms automatically printed every time I use gls{}.



      How can I add index subentries properly inside the ones being called automatically? Without losing the automation I already have while using gls{}, I would like to generate this :



      example2



      MWE:



      documentclass[11pt]{article}
      usepackage{makeidx}
      makeindex
      usepackage[acronym,toc,shortcuts]{glossaries}
      makeglossaries

      renewcommand*{CustomAcronymFields}{%
      name={theglsshorttok},%
      symbol={theglsshorttok},%
      text={theglsshorttokprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      plural={theglsshorttoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      first={theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      firstplural={theglslongtoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      description={theglslongtok}%
      }

      SetCustomStyle

      newacronym{cd}{CD}{compact disk}
      newacronym{hgh}{HGH}{human growth hormone}


      begin{document}
      noindent
      First use of gls{cd}. That donkeyindex{donkey} has a gls{cd}.
      index{cd@glsfirst{cd}}

      Gls{hgh} is a proteinindex{protein}. gls{hgh} can be purified by chromatography.
      %index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}}
      index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!purification}
      newpage
      Discovery of gls{hgh}. index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!discovery}
      printglossaries
      printindex

      end{document}









      share|improve this question














      I am writing a doctoral thesis which prints all acronyms called with gls{} from the glossaries package to an Index made with makeindex. I used code from a previous question: Acronyms only shown in Index when used twice.



      I wish to add subentries in the Index for some of the called acronyms but the acronym entries appear twice:



      example1



      It seems the entries I index manually in the text with index{} get printed separately from the acronyms automatically printed every time I use gls{}.



      How can I add index subentries properly inside the ones being called automatically? Without losing the automation I already have while using gls{}, I would like to generate this :



      example2



      MWE:



      documentclass[11pt]{article}
      usepackage{makeidx}
      makeindex
      usepackage[acronym,toc,shortcuts]{glossaries}
      makeglossaries

      renewcommand*{CustomAcronymFields}{%
      name={theglsshorttok},%
      symbol={theglsshorttok},%
      text={theglsshorttokprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      plural={theglsshorttoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixprotectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      first={theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      firstplural={theglslongtoknoexpandacrpluralsuffixspace(theglsshorttok)protectindex{theglslongtokspace(theglsshorttok)}},%
      description={theglslongtok}%
      }

      SetCustomStyle

      newacronym{cd}{CD}{compact disk}
      newacronym{hgh}{HGH}{human growth hormone}


      begin{document}
      noindent
      First use of gls{cd}. That donkeyindex{donkey} has a gls{cd}.
      index{cd@glsfirst{cd}}

      Gls{hgh} is a proteinindex{protein}. gls{hgh} can be purified by chromatography.
      %index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}}
      index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!purification}
      newpage
      Discovery of gls{hgh}. index{hgh@glsfirst{hgh}!discovery}
      printglossaries
      printindex

      end{document}






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