@,{c} (cedilla)
How about @,c ? (I haven't tried it, just a wild stab.)
what needs to be done to make @node happy with that.
Here are two other ideas, also unlikely to work:
@macro ccedil
@,{c}
@end macro
@node [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
@set ccedil @,{c}
@node [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yes, if that works, be happy :).
I'm guessing texi2dvi doesn't like that, although I can't tell for
No, the 8-bit char won't work there. This one particular thing could be
fixed, however ...
sure because texi2dvi is unhappy with a lot of things. :(
... I don't think texi2dvi will do anything sensible with node names
containing commands, at all, and fixing that seems pretty hopeless at
the moment. Real 8-bit characters would have to be used in all cases;
possibly the recode utility could do at least some of the translation
automatically, I remember it having Texinfo support, although how
up-to-date it is I have no idea. And, worse, texinfo.tex hacked to get
the right output for them. I have some patches that could be used for a
one-off job, but nothing that can be released :(.
Keep us posted, maybe this will finally encourage me enough to make
8-bit input really work with texinfo.tex.
Best,
Karl
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