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Mar 23 |
awarded | Notable Question |
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Jan 20 |
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A tool for creating a dictionary with right-to-left script Unfortunately when I was trying to apply this solution for what I need I've realised, that the words are not sorted by right order. They are sorted (the words starting by the same letter are goupped toghether), but not in order... |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @StephanLehmke Thanks for the explanation. |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @GonzaloMedina Is there a way of compile .tex file from the terminal that has an option to remove auxiliary files after compilation? |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @GonzaloMedina Thanks a lot. But is it normal, what is going on? I mean, I had never had this problem before... |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes added 642 characters in body |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @Sigur The same happens if I compile using TeXworks button or in the terminal. I am from Poland and I hate polish winter :) |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @Sigur If I try to compile again one of this files I have to tape r each time, even if I didn't change the file after first compilation. |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @Sigur Ok, I have t1.tex and t2.tex, both were "blocked". When I type r in the terminal, LaTeX ends the compilation, but when I made copy-paste of t1.tex to t2.tex the output is not the same as it should... |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @Sigur You mean in the terminal? I did, several times, but it just interrupt the compilation and next time I try exactly the same happens... Thanks anyway :) |
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Dec 11 |
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LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes @T.Verron Thanks, indeed it helps. But first, I thought that the auxiliary files are overwritten each time I run LaTeX, second, I'm trying to learn new things, so I get error messages almost all the time, if I have to enter the folder to delete all auxiliary files after each compilation it starts to be a bit complicated. If there is no other solution, I'd have to, but why never before I had to do this? |
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Dec 11 |
asked | LaTeX is compiling the file from before changes |
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Dec 10 |
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A tool for creating a dictionary with right-to-left script Thanks a lot. I've changed \begin{supertabular}{ll}} to \begin{supertabular}{lr}}, so the column with Arabic is aligned to the right. I hope that with the help of your examples it will be easier for me to understand how does it work. |
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Dec 10 |
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A tool for creating a dictionary with right-to-left script Thanks. I was trying to do it before posting my question, unfortunately it seems that the package is quite complex for me. If I'm not wrong, I should modify \glossarysubentryfield to switch the order, but I don't understand why in the example (p.126) there are 5 ## fields definiton and in the last line there is \glossaryentryfield{##2}{##3}{##4}{##5}{##6}? |
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Dec 10 |
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Dec 10 |
awarded | Nice Question |
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Dec 10 |
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Dec 10 |
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A tool for creating a dictionary with right-to-left script Thanks a lot! I've tried your code, is better now, the list is sorted by Arabic words and there is no dot. But still it's not what I need really, since Arabic column is on the left (and aligned to the left), which doesn't make sens in a dictionary of a language written form right to left. I'd like to try to improve it by myself, I guess I should work around `\newcommand{\dictenry} part, if you could advice me where I can find some explanation of how to use it, it would be great. I can imagine it should be hard to work on a code you're not able to use to check it's result. Thanks! |
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Dec 10 |
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A tool for creating a dictionary with right-to-left script @einpoklum Thanks a lot for your advice. Could you, please, explain a bit more what do you mean by Check if you can't isolate the sorting code the glossaries use? Asking my question I was feeling that probably there is more than one problem in one question, but I didn't want to make people thinking about a solution for me which wouldn't be the solution for my real problem. I hope I'm clear, my English is far from being perfect... |
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Dec 9 |
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