Today's updates of MiKTeX include Xindy (at last!). This is great news, but unfortunately I can't get it to work. With the following minimal example:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[xindy]{glossaries}
\newacronym{AKA}{AKA}{Also Known As}
\makeglossaries
\begin{document}
\glsaddall
\printglossaries
\end{document}
makeglossaries
fails with exit code 25. This is the contents of the .glg
file:
;; This logfile was generated automatically by `xindy'
;; at 20.06.2015 07:29:59
;; Indexstyle: "5i3SDna0ed", Rawindex: "Yl65BHMXsP", Output: "test1.gls"
ERROR: "" is not a valid filename !
*** Unable to execute: '"xindy" -L english -I xindy -M "test1" -t "test1.glg" -o "test1.gls" "test1.glo"' ***
Failed with error code 1.
Status report:
Opening logfile "test1.glg" (done)
Reading indexstyle...
Loading module "5i3SDna0ed"...
Error in line 1:
(require "")
ERROR: "" is not a valid filename !
and this is the contents of the generated 5i3SDna0ed
file
(require "")
(require "test1.xdy")
Do I need to configure something to get Xindy to work?
Best Answer
The problem is indeed related to a MiKTeX installation in a path containing spaces. It can be solved by a small edit in C:\Program Files\MiKTeX2.9\scripts\xindy\xindy.pl
replace in line 779
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