On Sat, Jan 08 2011, Mark Harig wrote: > There are many examples in the Geiser manual in which the generated > HTML appears correct and readable, but in which the TeX (printed) and > Info version either don't follow the standard format (TeX) or the > result is ungrammatical (Info). > > In some cases, the Texinfo code might be fixed by changing uses of the > @ref macro with the @xref or @pxref macro (See the node (texinfo) > Cross references). In other cases, the sentence will need to be > rewritten in order to make the generated Info text grammatical. (I'm > not sure that the goal of making the HTML links into readable text can > be made compatible with the requirements of the TeX (printed) and Info > versions.)
You're probably right; i'll use a macro that will use internally an @ifhtml conditional to decide what argument to insert. This will take a bit of time, but it'll be well spent time. > The list below is not a complete review of all references in the > Geiser manual. I hope it is enough to provide a view of what the > problems are. [...] Indeed. Thanks. Cheers, jao -- Come to think of it, there are already a million monkeys on a million typewriters, and Usenet is NOTHING like Shakespeare. - Blair Houghton.
