> > As far as I have tested, installation and browsing are okay, and > > deinstallation (install-info --remove) failed. > > You are right, install-info assumes that the file name inside the > parentheses doesn't include any directories. > > It shouldn't be hard to fix that, but it raises an issue: what if we > have an entry "Foo (foo)." and another one "Foobar (bar/foo)."? How > (i.e. with what command line) would the user tell install-info to > remove one but not the other?
It seems to me that it's possible to determine _the_ entry names (e.g. `Foo', `Foobar', or whatever) to be removed by peeking the given Info file, isn't it? Entry names in a `dir' file are kept unique in the file so entry names are better as a key designating an entry to be removed. IMO. > > (BTW, how to subscribe the user discussio list?) > > Try http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo. Ah, okay, thanks. :-) Regards, Masao _______________________________________________ Bug-texinfo mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-texinfo
