How do I format the first letter of the first entry of a letter group in an index generated with xindy? The result should look something like this:
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\indexspace
\item \textbf{b}athroom\quad{}1
\item beginner\quad{}9
\item boldface\quad{}2
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How do I format the first letter of the first entry of a letter group in an index generated with xindy? The result should look something like this:
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There probably is a better solution than the present hack; however, the standard setting of
it's sufficient to say
in the preamble. A letter group will be something like
and the macro ignores everything up to the first item changing it into
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