these are the two entries in
the concept index.
I know, but that's not the point. The point, which I admit I failed to
express clearly, is that it doesn't make sense to index a widely-used
concept in a place it is merely mentioned in passing, not explained (and
it shouldn't be explained there).
\newcounter{toto}\setcounter{toto}{2}{\setcounter{toto}{3}}==\thetoto==
will output ==3==
Wow. Yes, something to be written.
I did the mistake as I thought that we had merged these two
indices as you wanted to do that.
It's true that in general I prefer to have one index, and I don't see
any great advantage to two indexes for latexrefman.
However, the way to do that in Texinfo is to use @synindex or
@syncodeindex; that way, the "proper" index command can still be used.
Thanks,
Karl
