Trouble with the glossarium:0.2.3 package

[blissful prairie]

Im trying to use this package, and followed the setup instructions. But I cannot get it working. I THINK it is because of the fact im using this package in my own template, because if I use it in a new file, it works without issue. Could someone help me? I have no clue what the issue is or how I could fix it.

I import the package from @preview in my template file, and the line immediately after, I set the show make-glossary rule. Then in the file that uses the template I use the gls function and the print-glossary function. Using the @ or gls functions prevent my document from generating a PDF.

In my template:

#import "@preview/glossarium:0.2.3": make-glossary, print-glossary, gls, glspl
#show: make-glossary
...
#let fhict_doc(
...
) = {
...
body
...
}

In my use file:

#import my template
#show: fhict_doc.with(
...
)
...
// TEST text, @kuleuven. and more Text.

TEST 2 #gls("kuleuven")

TEST 3

#pagebreak()
#print-glossary((
  (
    key: "kuleuven",
    short: "KU Leuven",
    long: "Katholieke Universiteit Leuven",
    desc: [Fugiat do fugiat est minim ullamco est eu duis minim nisi tempor adipisicing do _sunt_.],
  ),
),
show-all: true
)

My document does generate without using the print-glossary, but then i get this:

If I do the reverse, with show-all disabled. nothing shows up but it does generate

[blissful prairie]

found out im getting this error

[brazen sail]

In my template:

#import "@preview/glossarium:0.2.3": make-glossary, print-glossary, gls, glspl

...
#let fhict_doc(
...
) = {

#show: make-glossary

body
...
}

[blissful prairie]

ill try that o7

that does not work :(

I did the show right before my body

and in my usage file:

Test text #gls("kuleuven") test text

#print-glossary(
(
  (
    key: "kuleuven",
    short: "KU Leuven",
    long: "Katholieke Universiteit Leuven",
    desc: [Fugiat do fugiat est minim ullamco est eu duis   minim nisi tempor adipisicing do _sunt_. #gls("vub")],
  ),
))

and im getting the same error

it seems its something with page numbering?

I will push it on a new branch and share it here

https://github.com/TomVer99/FHICT-typst-template/tree/feature/glossarium

this is the up to date version, that is not working

[brazen sail]

Let me see

[blissful prairie]

ah, and im using teh showcase.typ as the doc that should generate the pdf

[brazen sail]

Ok

Try putting the show: make-glossary at the top of your template function?

[blissful prairie]

nop :(

[brazen sail]

I can’t really test it right now

[blissful prairie]

same error again

[brazen sail]

What it the compiler output ?

[blissful prairie]

Im using the VSCode LSP

[little totem]

show rules in files you import are ignored, because they are part of the document

it's like writing things outside of the exported functions - nothing happens

instead, you need to add the show rule inside your template function (so the show rule will apply to the modified content returned by said function), and then use #show: template_function to wrap your normal document in it

that might of course not be the full problem here but it's certainly part of it

[little totem]

could you perhaps not be using it correctly?

take a look, for instance, at the line of code the error message is pointing to

[blissful prairie]

ive followed the guide that the package gives

[blissful prairie]

yeah the show rule is now inside the template function.

{
...
show: make-glossary
body
...
}

but that still gives me the same error

[little totem]

yeah the error is unrelated

[blissful prairie]

ah

[blissful prairie]

                .map(
                  (x) => link(
                    x,
                  )[#numbering(x.page-numbering(), ..counter(page).at(x))],
                )

In glossarium.typ on line 143

specifially on the x.page-numbering() function

[little totem]

seems like page-numbering() returned none

did you change your page numbering?

[blissful prairie]

yes

[little totem]

then thats probably it

[brazen sail]

Set the page numbering to “1”

[blissful prairie]

  counter(page).update(1)

[brazen sail]

To see if it works

Set page(numbering: “1”)

[blissful prairie]

THANK YOU

omgggg

that was it!

YES

thank you both so much!!

typst is a lot easier than latex, but still very complex haha

my smooth brain sometimes cant keep up

😂

[little totem]

unfortunately simplicity and customizability are always at odds lol

[blissful prairie]

yeah haha

thats why im making a template, so i only have to do this stuff once, and can enjoy it later

[little totem]

that's the spirit

i made a template for some cool headers a few months ago and now i just use them without thinking

so yeah lol

[blissful prairie]

oh shi, that looks cool

i love lurking here, there is so much cool stuff that comes flying by

[little totem]

resending to cut off the ugly top

lol

[blissful prairie]

haha

[little totem]

ty ty

i thought about making it a package but kinda lazy tbh

lol

[blissful prairie]

haha

a giant package with loads of header choices

[little totem]

also the in-triangle at the second one is just a white triangle lol

so with different backgrounds that wouldnt work very well

[blissful prairie]

ahhhh

yeaaa

wasnt there someone who wanted to detect background color recently in here?

[little totem]

yeah there was

but that sounds like an insurmountable task

lol

[blissful prairie]

😂

that does sound like a lot of work

[little totem]

yeah

either way we can live with what we got for now lol

i could probably work around this by using a polygon to draw the background instead of a rectangle

[blissful prairie]

oh yea

just 1 extra point needed really

[little totem]

yeah

but the triangle is too convenient 😢

lol

[blissful prairie]

😂