two nomenclatures in one document in two places
I am using nomencl package to build nomenclature and a list of abbreviations.
I want to make the list of abbreviations to appear on a different page than the nomenclature. How do I make this happen?
This is what I have done (copied from stackexchange):
usepackage{nomencl}
makenomenclature
%% This removes the main title:
renewcommand{nomname}{}
%% this modifies item separation:
setlength{nomitemsep}{8pt}
%% this part defines the groups:
%----------------------------------------------
usepackage{etoolbox}
renewcommandnomgroup[1]{%
item[Largebfseries
ifstrequal{#1}{N}{Nomenclature}{%
ifstrequal{#1}{A}{List of Abbreviations}{}}%
]vspace{10pt}} % this is to add vertical space between the groups.
%----------------------------------------------
begin{document}
nomenclature[A]{IVGTF}{Integration of Variable Generation Task Force}
nomenclature[A]{AF}{Availability Factor}
printnomenclature[1in]
and somewhere else in the text:
nomenclature[N]{$u_t^c$}{Unit status for charging mode (1 is ON and 0 is OFF).}
nomenclature[N]{$E_{t}^s$}{Level of energy in the storage unit at time t.}
printnomenclature
However, in the second part, I see both list of abbreviations and nomenclature being printed. How do I make each one of them appear in their place?
Thank you for your help in advance.
pdftex luatex miktex nomencl
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
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I am using nomencl package to build nomenclature and a list of abbreviations.
I want to make the list of abbreviations to appear on a different page than the nomenclature. How do I make this happen?
This is what I have done (copied from stackexchange):
usepackage{nomencl}
makenomenclature
%% This removes the main title:
renewcommand{nomname}{}
%% this modifies item separation:
setlength{nomitemsep}{8pt}
%% this part defines the groups:
%----------------------------------------------
usepackage{etoolbox}
renewcommandnomgroup[1]{%
item[Largebfseries
ifstrequal{#1}{N}{Nomenclature}{%
ifstrequal{#1}{A}{List of Abbreviations}{}}%
]vspace{10pt}} % this is to add vertical space between the groups.
%----------------------------------------------
begin{document}
nomenclature[A]{IVGTF}{Integration of Variable Generation Task Force}
nomenclature[A]{AF}{Availability Factor}
printnomenclature[1in]
and somewhere else in the text:
nomenclature[N]{$u_t^c$}{Unit status for charging mode (1 is ON and 0 is OFF).}
nomenclature[N]{$E_{t}^s$}{Level of energy in the storage unit at time t.}
printnomenclature
However, in the second part, I see both list of abbreviations and nomenclature being printed. How do I make each one of them appear in their place?
Thank you for your help in advance.
pdftex luatex miktex nomencl
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
Please -- as usual here -- make your code snippets compilable resulting in your issue, then we have not to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
9 mins ago
add a comment |
I am using nomencl package to build nomenclature and a list of abbreviations.
I want to make the list of abbreviations to appear on a different page than the nomenclature. How do I make this happen?
This is what I have done (copied from stackexchange):
usepackage{nomencl}
makenomenclature
%% This removes the main title:
renewcommand{nomname}{}
%% this modifies item separation:
setlength{nomitemsep}{8pt}
%% this part defines the groups:
%----------------------------------------------
usepackage{etoolbox}
renewcommandnomgroup[1]{%
item[Largebfseries
ifstrequal{#1}{N}{Nomenclature}{%
ifstrequal{#1}{A}{List of Abbreviations}{}}%
]vspace{10pt}} % this is to add vertical space between the groups.
%----------------------------------------------
begin{document}
nomenclature[A]{IVGTF}{Integration of Variable Generation Task Force}
nomenclature[A]{AF}{Availability Factor}
printnomenclature[1in]
and somewhere else in the text:
nomenclature[N]{$u_t^c$}{Unit status for charging mode (1 is ON and 0 is OFF).}
nomenclature[N]{$E_{t}^s$}{Level of energy in the storage unit at time t.}
printnomenclature
However, in the second part, I see both list of abbreviations and nomenclature being printed. How do I make each one of them appear in their place?
Thank you for your help in advance.
pdftex luatex miktex nomencl
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
I am using nomencl package to build nomenclature and a list of abbreviations.
I want to make the list of abbreviations to appear on a different page than the nomenclature. How do I make this happen?
This is what I have done (copied from stackexchange):
usepackage{nomencl}
makenomenclature
%% This removes the main title:
renewcommand{nomname}{}
%% this modifies item separation:
setlength{nomitemsep}{8pt}
%% this part defines the groups:
%----------------------------------------------
usepackage{etoolbox}
renewcommandnomgroup[1]{%
item[Largebfseries
ifstrequal{#1}{N}{Nomenclature}{%
ifstrequal{#1}{A}{List of Abbreviations}{}}%
]vspace{10pt}} % this is to add vertical space between the groups.
%----------------------------------------------
begin{document}
nomenclature[A]{IVGTF}{Integration of Variable Generation Task Force}
nomenclature[A]{AF}{Availability Factor}
printnomenclature[1in]
and somewhere else in the text:
nomenclature[N]{$u_t^c$}{Unit status for charging mode (1 is ON and 0 is OFF).}
nomenclature[N]{$E_{t}^s$}{Level of energy in the storage unit at time t.}
printnomenclature
However, in the second part, I see both list of abbreviations and nomenclature being printed. How do I make each one of them appear in their place?
Thank you for your help in advance.
pdftex luatex miktex nomencl
pdftex luatex miktex nomencl
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
asked 16 mins ago
AliAli
285
285
Please -- as usual here -- make your code snippets compilable resulting in your issue, then we have not to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
9 mins ago
add a comment |
Please -- as usual here -- make your code snippets compilable resulting in your issue, then we have not to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
9 mins ago
Please -- as usual here -- make your code snippets compilable resulting in your issue, then we have not to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
9 mins ago
Please -- as usual here -- make your code snippets compilable resulting in your issue, then we have not to guess what you are doing ...
– Kurt
9 mins ago
add a comment |
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