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General Information

 o Eli: Translator Construction Made Easy
 o Global Index
 o Frequently Asked Questions
 o Typical Eli Usage Errors

Tutorials

 o Quick Reference Card
 o Guide For new Eli Users
 o Release Notes of Eli
 o Tutorial on Name Analysis
 o Tutorial on Scope Graphs
 o Tutorial on Type Analysis
 o Typical Eli Usage Errors

Reference Manuals

 o User Interface
 o Eli products and parameters
 o LIDO Reference Manual
 o Typical Eli Usage Errors

Libraries

 o Eli library routines
 o Specification Module Library

Translation Tasks

 o Lexical analysis specification
 o Syntactic Analysis Manual
 o Computation in Trees

Tools

 o LIGA Control Language
 o Debugging Information for LIDO
 o Graphical ORder TOol

 o FunnelWeb User's Manual

 o Pattern-based Text Generator
 o Property Definition Language
 o Operator Identification Language
 o Tree Grammar Specification Language
 o Command Line Processing
 o COLA Options Reference Manual

 o Generating Unparsing Code

 o Monitoring a Processor's Execution

Administration

 o System Administration Guide

Mail Home

New Features of Eli Version 4.4

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Including indexes in LaTeX documents

The Odin tex package has been updated to support automatic index generation. You can now process LaTeX documents that contain \index commands, as described in Section 4.5 of the LaTeX User's Guide & Reference Manual. The index generated from these commands is printed by a \printindex command appearing in the LaTeX document. No additional commands or derivations are involved.

Indexes are processed by makeindex, which is invoked automatically during a derivation to PostScript or PDF. The Odin +index_flags parameter can be used to provide command-line options to makeindex if desired. For example, the following derivation would supply the index style file `MyStyle.ist' to makeindex during the consgtruction of a PDF file from `Doc.tex':

Doc.tex +index_flags='-s' (MyStyle.ist) :pdf

See makeindex for a complete description of the available options. Note that in general the option list will contain both literal flags and file names. Any file names that do not specify a full path should be parenthesized.


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