Hello, I would like to generate a "local" table of contents inside a node. This table of contents should sit at the beginning of the node and list all sections and subsections within this node. As an example, consider the following node:
@node Foos and Bars @appendix Foos and Bars @c TOC HERE @unnumberedsec foo @anchor foo @unnumberedsec bar @anchor bar When generating the manual, I'd like to have a table of contents listing "foo" and "bar" at "TOC HERE". Is that possible with Texinfo? If not, what alternatives would you suggest? I'm aware that I could just split the node into sub-nodes for "foo" and "bar" but I'd rather like to avoid that because the node serves as reference listing that I'd really love to keep on a single page (particularly because keeping it in a single page in HTML, when using the in-page search). My concrete problem is that the manual of my Emacs extension has a list of programming languages the extension supports [1], together with customisation options for each language. As you can see, the page definitely misses a brief list of languages at the very beginning: Currently you have to read through the entire document (or use isearch/in-page search) to find out whether your language is supported. Greetings, Sebastian Wiesner [1]: http://www.flycheck.org/manual/latest/Supported-languages.html#Supported-languages
