Juergen Spitzmueller

I think what needs to be done is to add a module no-page-ranges.xdy which holds (define-location-class "arabic-page-numbers" ("arabic-numbers") :min-range-length 100000) (define-location-class "roman-page-numbers" ("roman-numbers-lowercase") :min-range-length 100000) (define-location-class "Roman-page-numbers" ("roman-numbers-uppercase") :min-range-length 100000) (define-location-class "alpha-page-numbers" ("alpha") :min-range-length 100000) (define-location-class "Alpha-page-numbers" ("ALPHA") :min-range-length...

I think what needs to be done is to add a module no-page-ranges.xdy which holds (define-location-class "arabic-page-numbers" ("arabic-numbers") :min-range-length 100000) and then in texindy: - unshift (@modules, 'page-ranges') unless $no_ranges; + unshift (@modules, ($no_ranges ? 'no-page-ranges' : 'page-ranges')); This module would probably also help to solve https://github.com/jschrod/xindy.ctan/issues/3

I'd say "Symbols" is the most common header used for this (see also TLC2)

Is this related to https://github.com/jschrod/xindy.ctan/issues/4?

The only minor nuisance is that the markup is doubled, i.e. \EmpIn{\EmpIn{1}--\EmpIn{3}}, A way around this is (markup-range :sep "\EmpIn{--}" :attr "EmpIn") which yields \EmpIn{1}\EmpIn{--}\EmpIn{3}. I've pondered about removing the inner markup when there is a range, but this requires markup-range of the given attr to be defined, which might break old definitions.

This can be closed. LyX sets up everything automatically.

This can be closed. Texindy works out of the box with LyX.

Joachim, after another 9 years (and more than 15 years after I filed this report!) I finally sat down and got my own hands dirty. The attached patch implements the :attr option to markup-range and thus fixes the problem reported here via (markup-range :open "\EmpIn{" :close "}" :sep "--" :attr "EmpIn") The only minor nuisance is that the markup is doubled, i.e. \EmpIn{\EmpIn{1}--\EmpIn{3}}, but apart from being slightly ugly, this is only a problem for toggling macros such as \emph. I'd be very happy...