Add option 'error' for undefined acronym handling #59
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Ah wait... This doesn't work yet. In the first run, this will always throw errors as the acronyms are not defined yet... |
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When 'error' is set, an undefined acronym will throw an error instead of just a warning and thus nudge users to fix the erroneous acronym.
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When 'error' is set, an undefined acronym will throw an error instead of just a warning and thus nudge users to fix the erroneous acronym.
This is my first look behind a usepackage! So any tips/improvements are welcome :)
This closes #58 .