On 18-May-06, at 3:54 PM, Karl Berry wrote:
Another possible workaround is to duplicate every @findex with
@vindex
Ah, good thought.
I hate to say it, but you might even be able to do that with a macro,
so
you only have the one command in the source ...
Hmm, there are two problems with this:
1. (minor) Macros use {}, whereas the normal @index entries don't.
2. (major) We need to write @macroname{\\command} to get \command in
the index.
Of course, writing
@findex \foo
@kindex \foo
will also be awkward, but I know enough sed to create these
automatically. Future docs will require manually adding them, though.
Actually, I suppose that we might encounter some commands which we want
to exclude from the "command index", so splitting these up wouldn't be
so bad.
Thanks for your great program; I only mention these problems in case
you know of a workaround or an alternate solution. I'm content to go
with writing @findex @kindex.
Cheers,
- Graham
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