TeX - LaTeX Asked on February 9, 2021
I am trying to incorporate the effect of dotfill
in producing an Index with the idxlayout
package.
I have tried this very (basic) approach:
documentclass[12pt]{book}
usepackage{imakeidx}
makeindex
usepackage{idxlayout}
begin{document}
Sentenceindex{Index entry1}
newpage Another Sentenceindex{Index entry2 dotfill}
idxlayout{columns=1}
printindex
end{document}
which prodices the following output for the Index:
I can see why Latex is treating dotfill
as part of the entry, as evidenced by the comma appearing at the end of the sequence of dots.
My QUESTION is: How may I have the comma appear after `Index entry2′ followed by the sequence of dots leading to the page number?
I would like to be able to mimic somewhat, the Index from a very old book—but would like to be able to incorporate a comma.
Thank you.
The formatting of the index is specified in the index style not via index
which just specifies the text to be indexed.
The separator before the page number of a top level index entry is delim_0
which is ,
by default but you can make it dotfill
by having an index file say dotted.ist
which just has the line
delim_0 " dotfill "
which you can reference using the imakeidx
package you are using via the optional argument of makeindex
documentclass[12pt]{book}
usepackage{imakeidx}
makeindex[options=-s dotted]
usepackage{idxlayout}
begin{document}
Sentenceindex{Index entry1}
newpage Another Sentenceindex{Index entry2}
idxlayout{columns=1}
printindex
end{document}
Answered by David Carlisle on February 9, 2021
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