A function to be able to print a single gloss

[Fethbita]

In a long documentation, sometimes it is useful to remind readers of the meaning of some terms. This can be achieved in LaTeX like follows:

\begin{theglossary}
    \glossaryheader

    \printgentry{term1-key}
    \printgentry{term2-key}
    \printgentry{term3-key}
    \printgentry{term4-key}
    \printgentry{term5-key}
\end{theglossary}

Is it possible to have a similar construct using glossarium?

[quachpas]

Hi, it does exist in the default template but is not exported by default. It should be called default-print-gloss.
This is related to themes (there is an issue for that), I've been meaning to improve how glossarium exposes that to the user.

[quachpas]

In the mean time @Fethbita, you can always use a utility function like this

#let gls-reminder(key) = context query(label(key)).at(0)
#gls-reminder("kuleuven")

Then you can loop over which keys you want the user to be reminded of.

[Fethbita]

Oh this is a great tip, I’ll use it. Thank you

[Fethbita]

Because the label was creating an issue in some cases (if there isn't a reference before this point, but only after), I used the following addition:

#let gls-reminder(key) = context query(label(key)).at(0).fields().at("body")

In this case it is not a reminder but is introduced in this location for the first time. Still the above solves the problem.