Hi texinfo'ers,
I have a really long macro definition:
@defmac do (@{var | (var [init [step]])@}*) (end-test @[EMAIL PROTECTED]) @[EMAIL
PROTECTED] @{tag | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
which would be much easier to read if I could add line breaks at
specific sections, so that it looks like this in the output:
- Macro: do ({var | (var [init [step]])}*)
(end-test {result}*)
{declaration}* {tag | statement}*
Since that is much easier to read. I put a @* in the appropriate
places:
@defmac do (@{var | (var [init [step]])@}*) @* (end-test @[EMAIL PROTECTED]) @*
@[EMAIL PROTECTED] @{tag | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But the output (for info) is:
- Macro: do ({var | (var [init [step]])}*)
<p>(end-test {result}*)
{declaration}* {tag | statement}*
It seems there's some HTML formatting in there or something. Is this a
bug? Should I be able to put @* in a function definiton?
I'm using makeinfo (GNU texinfo) 4.3
Thanks!
Shawn
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