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bqnguyen
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Index levels

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Does anyone know if the levels of indices (currently 3) can be increased?
Thanks in advance.

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nlct
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Index levels

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Not with makeindex. You'd have to use xindy if you want more than three levels.

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bqnguyen
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Re: Index levels

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Thanks a lot. I'll give it a try.
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Re: Index levels

Post by bqnguyen »

Hi Nicola:

It took me a while but I think I finally managed to install xindy in MiKTeX (using the procedure described by lartkma (Xindy for MiKTeX).) However, after running through, I still have only 3 levels of indices. I use:
...
\usepackage{makeidx}
\makeindex
...
\printindex

The MakeIndex step in MiKTeK is actually done with texindy.exe.

The index page looks different from when makeindex was used but still only 3 levels.

Any thoughts?

Thanks for your help.
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nlct
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Index levels

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You'd have to write a xindy style file that changes the maximum level from 3 to however deep you want to go. I can't remember off-hand how to do it, but if no one here can help, maybe someone on the xindy mailing list can help.

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