Bob Stayton wrote:
>
> But actually, you can accomplish this without customizing the
> stylesheet at all. You can do it entirely in your source document.
> The sortas attribute can be used to separate them:
>
> <indexterm><primary>stack</primary></indexterm>
> <indexterm><primary sortas="stack classname">
> <classname>stack</classname></primary></indexterm>
>
> If all the instances of the classname indexterm have a sortas attribute
> that differs from the non-classname indexterms, then they will be treated
> as different index entries. You'll have to be careful to get them to sort
> together if you have other "stack somethings". You'll have to come
> up with a naming scheme, maybe using a character that occurs
> before all letters in the sort order.
I've tried this with the three instances of the indexterm for "node" in
my document:
<indexterm><primary sortas="node general">node</primary></indexterm>
...
<indexterm><primary sortas="node general">node</primary></indexterm>
...
<indexterm><primary sortas="node
typename"><type>node</type></primary></indexterm>
Now, as you said, I got 2 different index entries, one for nodes (of a
graph) in general rendered in proportional font, one for the C++ type
node in fixed font.
But unfortunately, the page numbers are repeated twice:
node, 192, 261, 267
node, 192, 261, 267
Instead, the output should be:
node, 192, 261
node, 267
Greetings,
Joachim
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