I have written a document in texinfo. I put all the document material into one
file.
Now I am trying to split things into multiple files as the document has become
too long.
I have seen that @ref can be used with up to five parameters but cannot find
useful examples
of how to carry out the change. I would appreciate help in this new plan so
very much
$ ~/umedu
.
├── report.texi
├── chap1
│ ├── bibliography.texi
│ ├── figures.texi
└── umedu--files
Here are examples I had using @ref
report.texi:
@pxref{fig:siculo--calabri--tectonic--map}.
@ref{gutscher--kopp--krastel--et--al--2017,, Marc-Andr@'e (2017)}
@node figures
@unnumberedsec Figures
@include ./chap1/figures.texi
@node bibliography
@unnumberedsec Bibliography
@include ./chap1/bibliography.texi
figures.texi:
@float Figure,fig:siculo--calabri--tectonic--map
@center @image{./umedu--files/siculo--calabri--tectonic--map,11cm,,,.png}
@caption{Description}
@shortcaption{Short Description}
@end float
bibliography.texi:
@anchor{gutscher--kopp--krastel--et--al--2017}
2017. @sc{Gutscher, Marc-Andr@'e}; @strong{Active tectonics of
the Calabrian subduction revealed by new multi-beam bathymetric data and
high-resolution seismic profiles in the Ionian Sea (Central
Mediterranean).} Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Volume 461,
Pagination 61-72.
@uref{https://www.researchgate.net/Calabrian_subduction_revealed, [Complete
Article]}.
@c {Published: January 09}