Is it possible to print all defined acronyms, glossary entries, ...
even if they're not used in the text? I define a few symbols that are
not useable themselve but defining a kind of pattern (e.g. hat over
charakter means ....). So I can't use them in the text but want them
to show up in my symbol list.
Any hints?
Thanks,
Fabian
\glsadd{label}
Note that if you are displaying the location lists in the glossary, you
may want to use the "nonumberlist" option for the entries you won't be
using in the text (otherwise you'll get a location for the position of
\glsadd).
Regards
Nicola Talbot
Knowing what to look for I found:
\glsaddall[types=symbolslist]
suiting best for me.
> Note that if you are displaying the location lists in the glossary, you
> may want to use the "nonumberlist" option for the entries you won't be
> using in the text (otherwise you'll get a location for the position of
> \glsadd).
Not using any numbers. But thanks for the hint.
By the way: Really good package. Thanks a lot!
Regards
Fabian