>>>> "Klaus" == Klaus Frank
<klausf(a)i3.informatik.rwth-aachen.de> writes:
Klaus> This form and some others are also contained in Texinfo
Klaus> files at places which aren't intended as cross-refence or
Klaus> menu. If we change the definition of a cross-reference,
Klaus> this might have an influence on the probability and the
Klaus> extent of such false cross-references.
Agreed. But I don't really care about that, even if they fool
automatic validators.
The real problem is (if I understand correctly) node names of the form
"Sugar, spice, and everything nice" will be truncated to "Sugar" by
Yoshiki's patch, and probably not referenced correctly. Is that true?
If so, Yoshiki's patch should not be applied, and we should fix the
Texinfo sources instead. (I can see easy workarounds for uses of
period in node names, but not for this use of comma.)
Klaus> (cond ((string-match "XEmacs" (emacs-version))
Klaus> (defun Info-navigate () (Info-follow-nearest-node (point))))
Klaus> (t
Klaus> (defun Info-navigate () (Info-follow-nearest-node))))
Yuck! Do we need this gratuitous difference in this function?
Shouldn't we make the argument optional and default to point?
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