> From: Vincent Belaïche <vincent....@hotmail.fr> > CC: "pertu...@free.fr" <pertu...@free.fr>, > "jean.christophe.hel...@traductaire-libre.org" > <jean.christophe.hel...@traductaire-libre.org>, "stefankan...@gmail.com" > <stefankan...@gmail.com>, "emacs-de...@gnu.org" <emacs-de...@gnu.org>, > "r...@gnu.org" <r...@gnu.org>, "help-texinfo@gnu.org" > <help-texinfo@gnu.org> > Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2024 21:58:20 +0000 > > Emacs info viewer inserts the word « see », even in French, before links, > fortunately « see » does > not mean anything wrong in French, but still, this is a hassle. I wonder why > this was done this way.
We can insert the equivalent of "see" in the document's language (there's a TODO item for that), but to do it correctly we need to know the language of the manual. Up until now, makeinfo didn't leave any trace of the @documentlanguage directive in the Info file it produces, so Emacs couldn't DTRT there. AFAIU the development version of Texinfo has a change to propagate @documentlanguage into the Info file, so now the TODO item is doable as soon as the new version of Texinfo is released. > Also, a module like Calc finds function / command doc in the manual relying > on some search, so this > way of doing should be generalized, and made language independant if for > other module than Calc > people want to proceed this way, and if they want have translation of the > manual. Not sure I understand this. Could you please provide the details about the search for functions in Calc?
