Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-02 Thread Trevor Daniels
Graham Percival wrote Tuesday, March 02, 2010 9:30 AM On Tue, Mar 02, 2010 at 09:25:55AM -, Trevor Daniels wrote: Following Francisco's "correction" my local check on reference validity now says Warning: xref should be internal around line 231 in included/compile.itexi Warning: xref

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-02 Thread Graham Percival
On Tue, Mar 02, 2010 at 09:25:55AM -, Trevor Daniels wrote: > > Mark Polesky wrote Tuesday, March 02, 2010 1:18 AM > >> I just successfully compiled commit 715dc5e, which contains >> the @ref being discussed. Did that also regenerate the topdocs? If not, then you wouldn't see the error Franci

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-02 Thread Trevor Daniels
Mark Polesky wrote Tuesday, March 02, 2010 1:18 AM Francisco Vila wrote: Compile stopped there, then I removed the @ref and compile succeeded; I even added a warning following Graham. An extra point is: nobody told she could compile the docs without the remove. I just successfully compiled

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Mark Polesky
Francisco Vila wrote: > Compile stopped there, then I removed the @ref and compile > succeeded; I even added a warning following Graham. An > extra point is: nobody told she could compile the docs > without the remove. I just successfully compiled commit 715dc5e, which contains the @ref being dis

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Trevor Daniels
Francisco Vila wrote Monday, March 01, 2010 11:29 PM 2010/3/1 Mark Polesky : Graham Percival wrote: It should be @rcontrib. We can't use @ref inside included/ Then why don't the 8 remaining instances of @ref (in compile.itexi) prevent the docs from compiling? I am sorry for not to have l

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Francisco Vila
2010/3/1 Mark Polesky : > Graham Percival wrote: >> It should be @rcontrib.  We can't use @ref inside >> included/ > > Then why don't the 8 remaining instances of @ref (in > compile.itexi) prevent the docs from compiling? I am sorry for not to have looked for the origin of the problem in depth; C

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Mark Polesky
Graham Percival wrote: > It should be @rcontrib. We can't use @ref inside > included/ Then why don't the 8 remaining instances of @ref (in compile.itexi) prevent the docs from compiling? $ git grep -h -n '@ref' Documentation/included/compile.itexi 43:program. For more information, see @ref{Bui

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Francisco Vila
2010/3/1 Graham Percival : > On Mon, Mar 01, 2010 at 08:23:17PM +0100, Francisco Vila wrote: >> Hello. Until I edited the following, I couldn't be able to compile the >> docs, showing always a broken reference error.  The target does exist, >> but it seems it can not be that easily referenced from

Re: Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Graham Percival
On Mon, Mar 01, 2010 at 08:23:17PM +0100, Francisco Vila wrote: > Hello. Until I edited the following, I couldn't be able to compile the > docs, showing always a broken reference error. The target does exist, > but it seems it can not be that easily referenced from an included > file. > Is anybody

Problem in docs: ref in included/

2010-03-01 Thread Francisco Vila
Hello. Until I edited the following, I couldn't be able to compile the docs, showing always a broken reference error. The target does exist, but it seems it can not be that easily referenced from an included file. Is anybody of you able to compile the doc without a similar fix? Thanks. diff --git