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Re: how to use C++ references
From: |
Karl Berry |
Subject: |
Re: how to use C++ references |
Date: |
Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:35:16 GMT |
Hi Marc,
> Yes, I meant the makeinfo output. I didn't even know there was an other
way
> to get the output in info format...
Well, it turns out there is, but that's a separate question.
So you're seeing the (wrong) bold in PDF/DVI output, and the
(wrong) extra space in Info output, is that right? I mean, there is no
bold in Info. Unless Emacs is doing it on its own.
Probably what we should do is make the emboldening of the "typeless"
@def commands an option, so you can use either one and get the roman &
That wouldn't be hard (in PDF/DVI output).
Meanwhile, Patrice, would you mind checking to see what texi2html's Info
output looks like on the file below? Specifically, if the
@deftype... output has the extra space compared to the @def...?
It would also be interesting to see the HTML output. I remember that
you and I talked about the special handling of &, but not what we
decided to do.
Thanks,
k
\input texinfo
@setfilename defamp.info
@deftypefun {} f (const type& x)
Deftypefun.
@end deftypefun
@defun f (const type& x)
Defun.
@end defun
@deftypemethod c {} f (const type& x)
Deftypemethod.
@end deftypemethod
@defmethod c f (const type& x)
Defmethod.
@end defmethod
@bye