Hi Karl, * Karl Berry wrote on Tue, Jun 03, 2008 at 07:26:20PM CEST: > I noticed automake.texi has many sectioning commands without nodes. > Mostly but not entirely @subsub-level entries. > > This is quite unusual. It leads to some very long nodes. Was it a > deliberate decision?
I have no idea whether that was deliberate. > In cases like Install and Dist, I even venture to > say that it is a bug. I tend to agree, for these cases. > Anyway, if it is deliberate, the usual Texinfo style is to use the > @subsubheading (etc.) commands, instead of @subsubsection. As is done > in the `API versioning' chapter (unlike all others that I saw). AIUI, the subsubheadings do not cause entries in the contents of the PDF file. I'm not sure I think that's better, though. Are there other differences I overlooked? > Below is the edited output from C-u C-c C-s with the places I saw that > were potentially missing @nodes. I can go through them; do you rather propose to split into several nodes, or just use less headings? Cheers, and thanks, Ralf
