> I could probably come up with a different incantation (even less pretty)
> to just add an entry to the PDF outlines, without adding it to the
> actual toc, if you want to go that way.
That would be useful. I've already wrapped all the definitions in
macros anyway, for the links (below).
> for each use. Have to wrap it in a macro to be practical to use. I
> hope the newlines don't cause trouble.
They did. I ended up putting the macros inside the @ifhtml etc so
that the newlines get swallowed.
> Even this ugliness has the problem that if someone generates an html
> file split in any way, the links would fail, since they wouldn't be in
> the same file any more.
It's good enough for now, as I'm just cross-referencing terms used
within the terminology section, which are defined elsewhere in the
terminology section.
The macros (and usage) ended up looking like this:
@comment wrap terms at their definition
@ifhtml
@macro tdef{TERM}
@html
<a name="\TERM\">\TERM\</a> @end html
@end macro
@end ifhtml
@ifnothtml
@macro tdef{TERM}
\TERM\
@end macro
@end ifnothtml
@comment wrap terms to cross reference
@ifhtml
@macro tref{TERM}
@html
<a href="#\TERM\">\TERM\</a> @end html
@end macro
@end ifhtml
@ifnothtml
@macro tref{TERM}
\TERM\
@end macro
@end ifnothtml
@item @tdef{annulus}
@itemx @tdef{annular ring}
The donut-shaped ring of copper that surrounds the hole of a
@tref{pin} or @tref{via}. In @pcb{}, the size of a pin or via is the
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