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>>> @table @code
>>> @item mode-line
>>> ! @itemx modeline
>>
>> I don't know too much about Texinfo, but shouldn't there be a @code
>> modifier on both of those item labels?
>
> That's what "@table @code" is for (*note (texinfo)table::).
Ah, thanks -- I was thinking of it like \frame or so in
"Stuart D. Herring" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> @table @code
>> @item mode-line
>> ! @itemx modeline
>
> I don't know too much about Texinfo, but shouldn't there be a @code
> modifier on both of those item labels?
That's what "@table @code" is for (*note (texinfo)table::).
Andreas.
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> @table @code
> @item mode-line
> ! @itemx modeline
I don't know too much about Texinfo, but shouldn't there be a @code
modifier on both of those item labels?
Davis Herring
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> I could create a patch for that by merging the text from both nodes
> into `(emacs)Standard Faces', if this is ok.
>
> Please do, and thanks for noticing the problem.
Below is a patch which merges the nodes `(elisp)Standard Faces' and
`(emacs)Standard Faces' into the latter.
Index: lisp
What is bad is that they are out of sync. Every change in faces needs
to be duplicated in both nodes. It would be better to provide this
information only in the Emacs User Manual, and to make a cross-reference
to it from the Emacs Lisp Reference Manual.
I could create a patch
There are two Info nodes with the same name in the Emacs User Manual
and in the Emacs Lisp Reference Manual which serve the same purpose:
(info "(emacs)Standard Faces")
(info "(elisp)Standard Faces")
What is bad is that they are out of sync. Every change in faces needs
to be duplicated in both n
