If you want to add a glossary containing terms and abbreviations to your document you may find this video useful: th-cam.com/video/lfF7DPUEPQ0/w-d-xo.html
@@FedericoTartarini Ciao ! Ho provato a compilare ma mi da il seguente errore : " Undefined control sequence. ...]{dry-bulb air temperature\acroetra {, $^{\circ }$C}} l.4 ...lb air temperature\acroetra{, $^{\circ}$C}}
? " Ho installato però tutti i pacchetti presenti nel video, sapresti aiutarmi ?
@@neidjriodfjecmxeoc1728 ciao prova ad usare lo stesso source code come nell'esempio. L'errore è causato o dal fatto che quando hai definito l'abbreviazione non hai messo tutto le parentesi come nell'esempio o quando usi \ac{} nel testo non hai messo la giusta Key.
Thanks for the video. How can i include two separate nomenclatures in the document. e.g., one as "'List of Abbreviations'' and the other as ''List of Symbols''? if I use the following it works for just one list without changing the format of the page: \makenomenclature
enewcommand{ omname}{List of Symbols} \printnomenclature[3cm] The video you show with glossary and abbreviations if I use will change the page template format and I cannot recover.
Thank you very much for your great tutorial. I have a problem when I try to use it; It works very well when the symbols or abbreviations only include normal characters but when I want to enter symbols like $\mu$ and $\chi$, it gets confused and shows several errors such as "extra { or forgotten \endgroup", "missing {", "extra } inserted", "extra \endcsname", "missing \endcsname inserted", ... at each line that I have entered such symbols in the nomenclature. How can I fix it?
Please have a look at the official documentation or try to use the package called siunitx. I have a video about the siunitx package. I hope this will work.
Thanks! This really helped to set up my list of symbols! One question: Is it possible to separate the list of sysmbols from the list of acronyms with the help of the acronym package?
Please check the package documentation and see if there is an option that you can pass when you import the package. Alternatively you can do it with Excel by coping and pasting the entries into cells and use the sort function
Hey, thank you so much for this video. I looked through about 100 websites and that was the most understandable explanation for me. Just one question remaining. The acrynoms are slightly farer on the left site than the "Nomenclature" headline. Is there any way to move the whole list a little bit to the right?
Thank you for letting me know. I don't know how to do it but I guess it should be possible. Try to have a look if you can change the options when you import the package.
Hi, as shown at minute 14:27 you can change the spacing using the [longest] option th-cam.com/video/zPrWS5cnDgc/w-d-xo.html Is this what you are looking for? Alternatively the official documentation says: " If you pass an optional parameter to the acronym environment, the width of the acronym-column will be fitted to the width of the given parameter (which should be the longest acronym). " mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/acronym/acronym.pdf I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any questions.
Please have a look at the package official documentation. Alternatively you can write a small script to sort the entries with Python or sort the entries using Excel.
If you want to add a glossary containing terms and abbreviations to your document you may find this video useful: th-cam.com/video/lfF7DPUEPQ0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! This is better than using the nomenclature package.
Glad it helped!
Bro, thank you so much for this tutorial. You are a life saver
I am glad you found it useful. Thank you for letting me know.
Il primo video chiaro che non è fatto dagli indiani
Grazie mille
@@FedericoTartarini Ciao ! Ho provato a compilare ma mi da il seguente errore :
" Undefined control sequence.
...]{dry-bulb air temperature\acroetra
{, $^{\circ }$C}}
l.4 ...lb air temperature\acroetra{, $^{\circ}$C}}
? "
Ho installato però tutti i pacchetti presenti nel video, sapresti aiutarmi ?
@@neidjriodfjecmxeoc1728 ciao prova ad usare lo stesso source code come nell'esempio. L'errore è causato o dal fatto che quando hai definito l'abbreviazione non hai messo tutto le parentesi come nell'esempio o quando usi \ac{} nel testo non hai messo la giusta Key.
@@FedericoTartarini Ho copiato il source code presente nella descrizione ed ha funzionato ! Grazie mille :)
Great tutorial, thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video. How can i include two separate nomenclatures in the document. e.g., one as "'List of Abbreviations'' and the other as ''List of Symbols''? if I use the following it works for just one list without changing the format of the page:
\makenomenclature
enewcommand{
omname}{List of Symbols}
\printnomenclature[3cm]
The video you show with glossary and abbreviations if I use will change the page template format and I cannot recover.
Hi Federico. Love your accent and your video, good information.
Thank you so much 😀
Good tutorial, nicely explained
Thank you
Thank you so much for letting me know.
Great video! It there a way to split the nomenclature over two colums?
Thank you. Not that I know of. Please check the official documentation.
Thank you very much for your great tutorial. I have a problem when I try to use it; It works very well when the symbols or abbreviations only include normal characters but when I want to enter symbols like $\mu$ and $\chi$, it gets confused and shows several errors such as "extra { or forgotten \endgroup", "missing {", "extra } inserted", "extra \endcsname", "missing \endcsname inserted", ... at each line that I have entered such symbols in the nomenclature. How can I fix it?
Please have a look at the official documentation or try to use the package called siunitx. I have a video about the siunitx package. I hope this will work.
@@FedericoTartarini Thank you for your reply. It was solved by nomencl package.
@@kianooshkarimi3421 can you explain how you fixed it with nomecl?
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thanks! This really helped to set up my list of symbols!
One question: Is it possible to separate the list of sysmbols from the list of acronyms with the help of the acronym package?
Thank you very much.
I have never done so but it may be possible. Please check the official documentation.
How to sort symbols and acronyms alphabetically? thank you
Please check the package documentation and see if there is an option that you can pass when you import the package. Alternatively you can do it with Excel by coping and pasting the entries into cells and use the sort function
Hey, thank you so much for this video. I looked through about 100 websites and that was the most understandable explanation for me. Just one question remaining. The acrynoms are slightly farer on the left site than the "Nomenclature" headline. Is there any way to move the whole list a little bit to the right?
Thank you for letting me know. I don't know how to do it but I guess it should be possible. Try to have a look if you can change the options when you import the package.
How to adjust the space between acronym and description.
Hi, as shown at minute 14:27 you can change the spacing using the [longest] option th-cam.com/video/zPrWS5cnDgc/w-d-xo.html
Is this what you are looking for?
Alternatively the official documentation says: " If you pass an optional parameter to the acronym environment, the width of the
acronym-column will be fitted to the width of the given parameter (which should be the longest acronym). " mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/acronym/acronym.pdf
I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any questions.
@@FedericoTartarini Thanx worked very well I wanted extra space so used [LongestLongest] option.
How to sort words alphabetically thank you
Please have a look at the package official documentation. Alternatively you can write a small script to sort the entries with Python or sort the entries using Excel.
perché parli inglese?
Perché meno dell’1% della popolazione mondiale parla l’italiano