How to effectively use List of Symbols for a thesis using .bib files?
Actually, this question has been already asked here:
How to effectively use List of Symbols for a thesis?
And there is a very good answer with 4 methods.
However...
Thank you very much for the post, very interesting! I am trying to implement the method 4 on Overleaf.com, but I meet some problems... Would be someone so kind to help me?
I have followed the example here above creating a file 'greek-symbols.bib' exactly as described above. Then I have a created a "symbols.tex" file:
usepackage[symbols,nogroupskip,
record % using 'bib2gls'
]{glossaries-extra}
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
In the main.tex, I call this file, the settings, and build the document (for example):
input{head/settings.tex} % place your packages, etc... in this file!
input{symbols.tex}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
listoftables
% Symbols
printunsrtglossary[type=symbols,style=long,title={List of Symbols}]
chapter{Mathematics}
Some symbols
Reference symbols: $gls{x}$, $gls{v}$, $gls{a}$, $gls{t}$, $gls{F}$.
end{document}
But the problem is that I obtain the following error:
Package gloassaries-extra Warning: No file 'output.glstex' on input
line 13.
If I look at line 13, it corresponds to the end of command
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
What is going on? Why following strictly the example, it does not work?
I would be very thankful if someone can help me.
Best regards, Elfo
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Actually, this question has been already asked here:
How to effectively use List of Symbols for a thesis?
And there is a very good answer with 4 methods.
However...
Thank you very much for the post, very interesting! I am trying to implement the method 4 on Overleaf.com, but I meet some problems... Would be someone so kind to help me?
I have followed the example here above creating a file 'greek-symbols.bib' exactly as described above. Then I have a created a "symbols.tex" file:
usepackage[symbols,nogroupskip,
record % using 'bib2gls'
]{glossaries-extra}
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
In the main.tex, I call this file, the settings, and build the document (for example):
input{head/settings.tex} % place your packages, etc... in this file!
input{symbols.tex}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
listoftables
% Symbols
printunsrtglossary[type=symbols,style=long,title={List of Symbols}]
chapter{Mathematics}
Some symbols
Reference symbols: $gls{x}$, $gls{v}$, $gls{a}$, $gls{t}$, $gls{F}$.
end{document}
But the problem is that I obtain the following error:
Package gloassaries-extra Warning: No file 'output.glstex' on input
line 13.
If I look at line 13, it corresponds to the end of command
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
What is going on? Why following strictly the example, it does not work?
I would be very thankful if someone can help me.
Best regards, Elfo
table-of-contents symbols glossaries-extra
asked 5 hours ago
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Unfortunately Overleaf currently doesn't supportbib2glssee Problem with the Glossary+bib2gls on Overleaf.
– Nicola Talbot
5 hours ago
Ooh Gosh! That explains a lot of things! This is the reason why the bibliography is not working then! Thanks a lot. How to do then? Did you find a way to overcome that problem?
– Elfo2285
5 hours ago
You could ask Overleaf if they're going to add support forbib2gls. Perhaps if enough people ask they may add it.
– Nicola Talbot
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Actually, this question has been already asked here:
How to effectively use List of Symbols for a thesis?
And there is a very good answer with 4 methods.
However...
Thank you very much for the post, very interesting! I am trying to implement the method 4 on Overleaf.com, but I meet some problems... Would be someone so kind to help me?
I have followed the example here above creating a file 'greek-symbols.bib' exactly as described above. Then I have a created a "symbols.tex" file:
usepackage[symbols,nogroupskip,
record % using 'bib2gls'
]{glossaries-extra}
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
In the main.tex, I call this file, the settings, and build the document (for example):
input{head/settings.tex} % place your packages, etc... in this file!
input{symbols.tex}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
listoftables
% Symbols
printunsrtglossary[type=symbols,style=long,title={List of Symbols}]
chapter{Mathematics}
Some symbols
Reference symbols: $gls{x}$, $gls{v}$, $gls{a}$, $gls{t}$, $gls{F}$.
end{document}
But the problem is that I obtain the following error:
Package gloassaries-extra Warning: No file 'output.glstex' on input
line 13.
If I look at line 13, it corresponds to the end of command
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
What is going on? Why following strictly the example, it does not work?
I would be very thankful if someone can help me.
Best regards, Elfo
table-of-contents symbols glossaries-extra
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Actually, this question has been already asked here:
How to effectively use List of Symbols for a thesis?
And there is a very good answer with 4 methods.
However...
Thank you very much for the post, very interesting! I am trying to implement the method 4 on Overleaf.com, but I meet some problems... Would be someone so kind to help me?
I have followed the example here above creating a file 'greek-symbols.bib' exactly as described above. Then I have a created a "symbols.tex" file:
usepackage[symbols,nogroupskip,
record % using 'bib2gls'
]{glossaries-extra}
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
In the main.tex, I call this file, the settings, and build the document (for example):
input{head/settings.tex} % place your packages, etc... in this file!
input{symbols.tex}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
listoftables
% Symbols
printunsrtglossary[type=symbols,style=long,title={List of Symbols}]
chapter{Mathematics}
Some symbols
Reference symbols: $gls{x}$, $gls{v}$, $gls{a}$, $gls{t}$, $gls{F}$.
end{document}
But the problem is that I obtain the following error:
Package gloassaries-extra Warning: No file 'output.glstex' on input
line 13.
If I look at line 13, it corresponds to the end of command
GlsXtrLoadResources[
src={greek-symbols},% entries in 'greek-symbols.bib'
type=symbols,% put these entries in the 'symbols' glossary
save-locations=false% don't save locations
]
What is going on? Why following strictly the example, it does not work?
I would be very thankful if someone can help me.
Best regards, Elfo
table-of-contents symbols glossaries-extra
table-of-contents symbols glossaries-extra
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Unfortunately Overleaf currently doesn't supportbib2glssee Problem with the Glossary+bib2gls on Overleaf.
– Nicola Talbot
5 hours ago
Ooh Gosh! That explains a lot of things! This is the reason why the bibliography is not working then! Thanks a lot. How to do then? Did you find a way to overcome that problem?
– Elfo2285
5 hours ago
You could ask Overleaf if they're going to add support forbib2gls. Perhaps if enough people ask they may add it.
– Nicola Talbot
3 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Unfortunately Overleaf currently doesn't supportbib2glssee Problem with the Glossary+bib2gls on Overleaf.
– Nicola Talbot
5 hours ago
Ooh Gosh! That explains a lot of things! This is the reason why the bibliography is not working then! Thanks a lot. How to do then? Did you find a way to overcome that problem?
– Elfo2285
5 hours ago
You could ask Overleaf if they're going to add support forbib2gls. Perhaps if enough people ask they may add it.
– Nicola Talbot
3 hours ago
1
1
Unfortunately Overleaf currently doesn't support
bib2gls see Problem with the Glossary+bib2gls on Overleaf.– Nicola Talbot
5 hours ago
Unfortunately Overleaf currently doesn't support
bib2gls see Problem with the Glossary+bib2gls on Overleaf.– Nicola Talbot
5 hours ago
Ooh Gosh! That explains a lot of things! This is the reason why the bibliography is not working then! Thanks a lot. How to do then? Did you find a way to overcome that problem?
– Elfo2285
5 hours ago
Ooh Gosh! That explains a lot of things! This is the reason why the bibliography is not working then! Thanks a lot. How to do then? Did you find a way to overcome that problem?
– Elfo2285
5 hours ago
You could ask Overleaf if they're going to add support for
bib2gls. Perhaps if enough people ask they may add it.– Nicola Talbot
3 hours ago
You could ask Overleaf if they're going to add support for
bib2gls. Perhaps if enough people ask they may add it.– Nicola Talbot
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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Unfortunately Overleaf currently doesn't support
bib2glssee Problem with the Glossary+bib2gls on Overleaf.– Nicola Talbot
5 hours ago
Ooh Gosh! That explains a lot of things! This is the reason why the bibliography is not working then! Thanks a lot. How to do then? Did you find a way to overcome that problem?
– Elfo2285
5 hours ago
You could ask Overleaf if they're going to add support for
bib2gls. Perhaps if enough people ask they may add it.– Nicola Talbot
3 hours ago