Manually set first-use flag using glossaries
I am using glossaries to keep track of my acronyms and a few other lists. However, I am running into a situation where I want to use \acf to print the full acronym, and the description should not be repeated by subsequent \ac commands. By default, if one uses \acf first, the first occurrence of \ac will again print the entire acronym such as Test Acronym (TA).
In specific, I am making a description list to introduce a few terms, and want to make sure the full acronym is in the label:
\begin{description}
\item[\acf{TA}] This is an explanation of TA... The first use flag should be set after this!
\end{description}
When using \ac{TA} here, it should not list the entire entry again.
Thus, how can I set/enforce the first use flag manually, or circumvent this problem here?
I am using glossaries to keep track of my acronyms and a few other lists. However, I am running into a situation where I want to use \acf to print the full acronym, and the description should not be repeated by subsequent \ac commands. By default, if one uses \acf first, the first occurrence of \ac will again print the entire acronym such as Test Acronym (TA).
In specific, I am making a description list to introduce a few terms, and want to make sure the full acronym is in the label:
\begin{description}
\item[\acf{TA}] This is an explanation of TA... The first use flag should be set after this!
\end{description}
When using \ac{TA} here, it should not list the entire entry again.
Thus, how can I set/enforce the first use flag manually, or circumvent this problem here?
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