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This document describes several options for customizing the indexing behavior of tcolorbox: - The /tcb/keywords bold option controls whether keywords are printed in boldface. - The /tcb/index command option replaces the internally used \index macro with a user-defined macro. - The /tcb/index command name option replaces \index{...} with \index[name]{...} to support imakeidx. - The /tcb/index format option determines how the index is formatted, supporting common styles like pgfsection. - Additional options like /tcb/index actual control characters used for indexing.

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Keywords

This document describes several options for customizing the indexing behavior of tcolorbox: - The /tcb/keywords bold option controls whether keywords are printed in boldface. - The /tcb/index command option replaces the internally used \index macro with a user-defined macro. - The /tcb/index command name option replaces \index{...} with \index[name]{...} to support imakeidx. - The /tcb/index format option determines how the index is formatted, supporting common styles like pgfsection. - Additional options like /tcb/index actual control characters used for indexing.

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N 2017-04-25 /tcb/keywords bold=true|false (default true, initially true)

Keyword used in docEnvironmentÕ P. 460 , docCommandÕ P. 459 , etc. are printed boldface (or
not). Since the typewriter font is used, the effect may be invisible with Computer Modern
fonts or similar which do not have a bold variant. Note that references to keywords are not
printed boldface at all.

\LARGE
\docAuxCommand{fooaux}, \refCom{tcbset} \fooaux, \tcbsetÕ P. 13
\tcbset{keywords bold=false}
\docAuxCommand{fooaux}, \refCom{tcbset}
\fooaux, \tcbsetÕ P. 13

N 2015-01-09 /tcb/index command=hmacroi (no default, initially \index)


Replaces the internally used \index macro by the given hmacroi. The hmacroi has to take
one mandatory argument like \index. This option is mutually exclusive with /tcb/index
command name.
\tcbset{index command=\myindexcommand}

N 2015-01-09 /tcb/index command name=hnamei (no default, initially unset)


Replaces the internally used \index macro by \index[hnamei], i.e. \index{...} is re-
placed by \index[hnamei]{...}. This option is intended to be used with imakeidx and
is mutually exclusive with /tcb/index command.

\tcbset{index command name=mydoc}

/tcb/index format=hformati (no default, initially pgf)


Determines the basic hformati of the generated index. Feasible values are:
• pgfsection: The index is formatted like in the pgf documentation (as a section).
• pgfchapter: The index is formatted like in the pgf documentation (as a chapter).
• pgf: Alias for pgfsection.
• doc: The index is assumed to be formatted by doc or ltxdoc. The usage of makeindex
with -s gind.ist is assumed. The package hypdoc has to be loaded before tcolorbox.
• off: The index is not formatted by tcolorbox. Use this, if the index is formatted by
other package like imakeidx.
/tcb/index actual=hcharacteri (no default, initially @)
Sets the character for ’actual’ in automatic indexing.
/tcb/index quote=hcharacteri (no default, initially ")
Sets the character for ’quote’ in automatic indexing.
/tcb/index level=hcharacteri (no default, initially !)
Sets the character for ’level’ in automatic indexing.
/tcb/index default settings (style, no value)
Sets the makeindex default values for /tcb/index actual, /tcb/index quote, and
/tcb/index level.
/tcb/index german settings (style, no value)
Sets the makeindex values recommended for German language texts. This is identical to
setting the following:

\tcbset{index actual={=},index quote={!},index level={>}}

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