Using a pure markup language, rather than a Turing-complete macro-expanding programming language, has its merits and its drawbacks. Why don’t you use the established internal subset mechanism for centralizing these indexterm definitions? Example: <!ENTITY idx_ATP "<indexterm><primary sortas='ATP'>ATP, (Adenosin-Tri-Phosphat)</primary></indexterm>" > You can think of other methods for avoiding repetition, for example, (mis-) using <xref> for pointing to the first occurrence of an indexterm with a certain content: <indexterm xml:id="idx_ATP"><primary sortas='ATP'>ATP, (Adenosin-Tri-Phosphat)</primary></indexterm> … <xref linkend="idx_ATP"/> but then you can’t use DocBook XSL’s rendering out of the box. Gerrit On 10.05.2018 17:02, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
Am 10.05.2018 um 16:26 schrieb Jirka Kosek:
On 10.5.2018 16:15, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
Is this possible in XML with Oxygin 20? I would be very interested. oXygen is "just" generic XML editor. It depends on vocabulary you are editing inside oXygen. For example if you are using DocBook you can use indexterm with nested see or seealso elements to get similar effect:
https://tdg.docbook.org/tdg/5.1/indexterm.singular.html
Jirka What is in this link I know; however it is not helpful what you said: I would like to add brackets and some text immediately after the indexentry, using see or seealso would put the comment in a separate line.
Bernhard
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