You could designate the first in the list (e.g, c) as the main parent entry, and the remainder as sub-entries, and then define a glossary style that puts the sub-entry names after the parent entry name, but this will complicate the location list. Here is my source, which calls makeindex (via the imakeidx package) seemingly using the syntax as described in Section 17.3 of memman.pdf. In your example image, you have some lines with multiple entries (for example, c, c1, c2, \ldots, vn).There are various ways to deal with these. How can one run makeindexfrom within a memoir documentclass source so as to create a glossary?įor a glossary, calling makeindex (via the imakeidx package) fails with memoir.
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