I have been using LaTeX
for a while however I am new to writing a new command. Essentially I wanted to make a list of notation for my thesis. I have seen quite a few styles of nomenclatures, but none of them really meets my desire.
In my list of notation I want to have one column for the symbols and one column for the corresponding page numbers. Also I want the list of notation to appear in my table of contents. I have roughly had the algorithm:
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for each symbol, write a new command to assign a label, and keep them in a certain list;
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write another new command to add list of notation to table of contents, and print these symbols as well as their page numbers.
Apologize if the question is too simple. Maybe there are some packages available but I didn't know. I guess it is not too hard to write a new command for this but I just really haven't learnt any thing about this. So if you can provide me a MWE
it would be great.
Best Answer
This sets up a quick and dirty list of symbols, using the
\SymbolPrint
command, which either typesets the symbol where it appears and automatically adds an index entry to theimakeidx
style of splitted indices.Of course, the output must be formatted more nicely using a different style, I try to find a solution ;-)