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+====== Generating an index in (La)TeX ======
-section: Adjusting the typesetting
-subsection: Typesetting specialities
-permalink: /FAQ-makeindex
-date: 2014-06-10
----
-# Generating an index in (La)TeX
 Making an index is not trivial; what to index, and how to index it, is
 difficult to decide, and uniform implementation is difficult to
 achieve.  You will need to mark all items to be indexed in your text
-(typically with `\index` commands).
+(typically with ''\index'' commands).
 It is not practical to sort a large index within TeX, so a
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 The following programs are available:
-- makeindex Comes with most distributions&nbsp;&mdash; a good workhorse,
+- makeindex Comes with most distributions --- a good workhorse,
   but is not well-arranged to deal with other sort orders than the
   canonical ASCII ordering.
-  The [`makeindex`](https://ctan.org/pkg/makeindex) documentation is a good source of
+  The [[ctanpkg>makeindex|makeindex]] documentation is a good source of
-  information on how to create your own index. [`Makeindex`](https://ctan.org/pkg/Makeindex) can
+  information on how to create your own index. [[ctanpkg>Makeindex|Makeindex]] can
   be used with some TeX
   macro packages other than LaTeX, such as
-  [Eplain](/FAQ-eplain), and TeX (whose macros can
+  [[FAQ-eplain|Eplain]], and TeX (whose macros can
   be used independently with Plain TeX).
-- idxtex for LaTeX under VMS; `idxtex` comes
+- idxtex for LaTeX under VMS; ''idxtex'' comes
-  with a glossary-maker `glotex`.
+  with a glossary-maker ''glotex''.
-- texindex(1) A witty little shell-script using `sed`
+- texindex(1) A witty little shell-script using ''sed''
-  and `awk`; designed for LaTeX under Unix.
+  and ''awk''; designed for LaTeX under Unix.
-- texindex(2) The [Texinfo](/FAQ-texinfo) system also offers a program
+- texindex(2) The [[FAQ-texinfo|Texinfo]] system also offers a program
-  `texindex`, whose source is to be found in the
+  ''texindex'', whose source is to be found in the
-  `texinfo` distribution.  The [`ltxindex`](https://ctan.org/pkg/ltxindex) package
+  ''texinfo'' distribution.  The [[ctanpkg>ltxindex|ltxindex]] package
   provides macros that enable LaTeX users to use this
-  `texindex`.
+  ''texindex''.
 - xindy arose from frustration at the difficulty of making a
-  multi-language version of `makeindex`.  It is designed to
+  multi-language version of ''makeindex''.  It is designed to
-  be a successor to `makeindex`, by a team that included the
+  be a successor to ''makeindex'', by a team that included the
-  then-current maintainer of `makeindex`.  It successfully
+  then-current maintainer of ''makeindex''.  It successfully
-  addresses many of `makeindex`s shortcomings, including
+  addresses many of ''makeindex''s shortcomings, including
   difficulties with collation order in different languages, and it is
   highly flexible.
-  `Xindy` itself will work with Unicode (UTF-8) encoded
+  ''Xindy'' itself will work with Unicode (UTF-8) encoded
-  LaTeX input.  A separate application (`texindy`) deals
+  LaTeX input.  A separate application (''texindy'') deals
-  with ''standard'' LaTeX source, processes it and passes
+  with "standard" LaTeX source, processes it and passes
-  ''sanitised'' text to `Xindy`.
+  "sanitised" text to ''Xindy''.
+-----
+//Source:// [[faquk>FAQ-makeindex|Generating an index in (La)TeX]]
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