Separation of concerns for indexing

  • Lamb D
  • Lamb M
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Abstract

Separation of concerns is a fundamental principlefor managing conplex tasks. Previous tools forassisting in generating back-of-the-book indexes donot apply this principle as thoroughly as theymight; in particular, most confuse two issues:recording where references occur in the main text,and deciding what terms should appear in the index.This paper describes a general facility formulti-level indexes that embodies this principle,usable in any document formatter that can produce asecondary output file recording page numbers wherereferences occur. {\LaTeX}, {\bf Scribe}, and {\bfnroff}/{\bf troff} fall in this category.

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Lamb, D. A., & Lamb, M. A. (1993). Separation of concerns for indexing. Electronic Pub\-Lish\-Ing\emdash{}Orig\-I\-Na\-Tion, Dissemination, and Design, 6(1), 23–34.

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