Hi Karl,
Thanks for your reply. Btw the document in question is the
translation of the Maxima (http://maxima.sf.net) reference manual
to Spanish. We're also working on a Portuguese translation.
> By any chance, does it help to put braces around it, as in
> @defvr {declaraci@'on} MAINVAR
Yes, that seems to work. Thanks!
> @node is another issue, though. @ commands are not supported in node
> names. However, makeinfo has a somewhat flaky option
> --commands-in-node-names which makes it work in a few cases.
Well, I just tried it again and @node seems to be OK.
> The accent is shown as a separate character instead of being
> combined with the i as a single character.
>
> If you want real 8-bit iso-8859-15 (or whatever) Info output, instead of
> 7-bit ASCII, then (1) give the --enable-encoding option to makeinfo, and
> (2) add a line like this after @setfilename: @documentencoding
> ISO-8859-15
OK, I have added @documentencoding and --enable-encoding,
but I still get separate characters. However to judge by the hundreds
of warning messages like this:
./Program.es.texi:407: warning: ntilde is an invalid ISO code, using ~.
./Program.es.texi:408: warning: oacute is an invalid ISO code, using '.
./Program.es.texi:417: warning: iacute is an invalid ISO code, using '.
it appears the @ commands are recognized but the encoding
fails for some reason. A broken lookup table? Just guessing here.
Thanks a lot for your help, I really appreciate it.
Robert Dodier
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