On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 10:31:43PM +0000, Karl Berry wrote: > important, doubt is how to make sure that functions in the ����cp���� > index > (say) are formatted with ����@tt���� as opposed to ����@r����? > > The cp index is formatted with the @r font. All other predefined > indexes are formatted with the @code font. > > That information doesn't seem to be captured anywhere. > > Indexes using @r vs. @tt is part of the definition of Texinfo, just like > anything else, so it's not something that would be part of an > xml-or-whatever file as far as I can see. In the manual (in case that's > what you meant), it's near the end of the (admittedly too long) node > Indexing Commands.
This may be more complicated than that with @synindex versus @syncodeindex, so it may be worth adding the information when it is not the default, and for non default indices, not having to look for the @def* command to know if it is @defcodeindex or @defindex seems to to me to add some interesting information in XML. -- Pat
