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[bugs #11700] rfe: diagnose references which produce wrong title in pron


From: James Youngman
Subject: [bugs #11700] rfe: diagnose references which produce wrong title in pronted output
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 16:00:22 +0000
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                 Summary: rfe: diagnose references which produce wrong title
in pronted output
                 Project: texinfo - GNU documentation system
            Submitted by: jay
            Submitted on: Sat 01/22/2005 at 16:00
                Category: None
                 Release: 4.7
                Priority: Normal
                Severity: 5 - Average
              Item Group: None
                 Privacy: Public
             Open/Closed: Open
             Assigned to: None
                  Status: None

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Details:

Suppose all my @node commands are followed by a section/chapter heading. 
Mostly, the node name and the heading will be the same.  Some of them will
not.  If I use @ref{nodename} rather than using the three-argument form of
cross-reference I will get in the DVI file a reference to a section entitled
[nodename].  



To ensure that the manual is high-quality, the references should tie up, and
checking for this manually is very time-consuming.  I wish the computer was
able to help me do  it - one way for this to happen is for makeinfo to detect
these mistakes and issue a warning message.



I'm suggesting the use of makeinfo for this to avoid spurious warnings about
constructs like this:



@node comb, delta, cdc, Invoking CSSC Programs

@section @code{comb}








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