Ok, I'm now getting what you have with texinfo 6.3 installed. > Jun 8, 2017 3:03、Gavin Smith <gavinsmith0...@gmail.com>のメール: > >> @defun make-abbrev-table &optional props > > <dt><a name="index-make_002dabbrev_002dtable"></a>Function: > <strong>make-abbrev-table</strong> <em>&optional props</em></dt> > > It might be possible to change the output if it would be useful.
I was thinking that &optional and &rest are not part of the arguments and could be identified as such, like: <dt><a name="index-call_002dprocess"></a>Function: <strong>call-process</strong> <em class="arg">program</em> <span class="arg_type">&optional</span> <em class="arg">infile</em> <em class="arg">destination</em> <em class="arg">display</em> <span class="arg_type">&rest</span> <em class="arg">args</em></dt> or maybe have something simpler like: <em class="optional_arg">&optional props</em> for &optional arguments, <em class="rest_arg">&rest ...</em> for &rest arguments and <em class="arg">...</em> for normal arguments. for ex: @defun call-process program &optional infile destination display &rest args <dt><a name="index-call_002dprocess"></a>Function: <strong>call-process</strong> <em class="arg">program</em> <em class="optional">&optional infile destination display</em> <em class="rest">&rest args</em></dt> The idea being to add visual aids from the CSS to identify which kind of arguments we have. Jean-Christophe