How to use comma in name using glossaries?
\newglossaryentry{smth}
{
name=somthing (s., smthg),
description={description}
}
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Change your code to...
\newglossaryentry{smth}
{
name={somthing (s., smthg)},
description={description}
}
Include at the name={,,,,} ;)
answered Sep 24 '15 at 21:42
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