On Mon, 13 Jun 2005, Lars Gullik Bj�nnes wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> >> Think emacs's "describe-function"
> >
> | Sure, but I was really wondering about what markup to use in the actual
> | description. When you say emacs' "describe-function", are you referring to
> | how a function is typically described, or the *markup* that's used...
>
> how it is described.
>
> I do not quite see that any special markup is needed.
> (why is it?)
In the description of a function in Emacs-lisp, you can write e.g.
See `char-backward' for how to move backards
and have "char-backward" become a link to that function. I think it'd be
nice to be able to refer to other lfuns similarly. There might be other
markup that work with describe-function, but I can't think of any right
now.
Anyway, I asked about what to do about different languages... how do we
handle that? Or should lfun descriptions only exist in English?
/Christian
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