On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 01:47:55AM +0200, Patrice Dumas wrote:
>
> I agree that there are still quite a bit of @-commands specified, for
> exmaple in 'HTML Cross-reference Command Expansion' that I haven't tested,
> but they are less likely to be useful. Testing makeinfo in perl on them is
> useful anyway, so I have added a test to be done to the TODO.
I did the tests, and here is the result:
no @<SPC> @<TAB> at the end of a @node line. But ok in @ref and @anchor
and within the line.
@} @{ @- not ok in @anchor, @node, @ref.
@geq{} @leq{} @arrow{} not ok in @anchor, @node, @ref.
@abbr @image @verb not ok in @chapter and @ref.
@env @code @option @samp @command @file @indicateurl @kbd @key @sansserif
@slanted 8...@dmn{in} not ok in @ref (and almost certainly in @node).
@indicateurl not ok in @chapter.
I didn't test accents, since I already tested them and they work, and I also
didn't test @<RET>, since it is not an issue if this @-command is not
handled.
In my opinion,
* not having @image and @- supported is not an issue.
* Not having @abbr @verb @indicateurl working in @chapter is a bug. Maybe
fixing it would also have the @-command accepted in @ref.
* it would be nice to have other @-commmands supported, especially, in
my opinion @} @{ and @code and similar @-commands (I guess that they all
fail for a similar reason).
--
Pat
