Hi,
I've been digging around a bit to figure out what might go wrong.
Texi2pdf calls texi2dvi, which uses some pretty advanced sed stuff
(branches, labels, etc.), and in the version of texinfo that is installed
on Mac by default (4.8) there seem to be some syntax issues with these.
Using a current version of texinfo (5.2) on Mac OS X (e.g. from Mac Homebrew)
runs cleanly.
In addition I noticed that in the current online HTML version of the
documentation navigational links (Next, Prev, Up) show verbatim HTML tags
(samp, span) if the link is generated from text marked with @command{} in
the texi source, see:
http://ledger-cli.org/3.0/doc/ledger3.html#Primary-Financial-Reports
Again using a current version of texinfo fixes this.
I've issued a Pull Requestน that makes gendocs.sh use the hombrew
version of texinfo if it's installed.
So `brew install texinfo` and rerun ../tools/gendocs.sh, once the
pull request is available upstream (of you've cherry-picked it into your repo).
Cheers,
Alexis
น https://github.com/ledger/ledger/pull/281
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