> Doing this:
> Default: @math{\code{\\n[LL]} * 5 / 6}.
> fails also:
>
> I just updated texinfo.tex so that both @\ and \\ will produce a literal
> \ inside @math. @\ is better, though, since then you'll get only one \
> in Info output; \\ will give you two. (You'll want to use @code, too,
> not \code.)
Good to know, thanks. Will test your patch soon. Note that the
groff.texinfo file I've sent to you incorrectly uses `\' instead of
`@'. Similarly, I haven't fixed the `:' issue in indexes yet. Please
look also at line 8732 of groff.texinfo: I can't use @{ as an argument
to @deffn.
> Best to get the whole new texinfo.tex since I fixed some other
> @math/@code interactions too.
>From where? alpha.gnu.org or texinfo.org?
Werner
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