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makeinfo --html doesn't split properly if a node is named index
- From: "Jon Beniston" <jon at beniston dot com>
- To: <help-texinfo at gnu dot org>, <newlib at sourceware dot org>
- Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 12:19:14 +0100
- Subject: makeinfo --html doesn't split properly if a node is named index
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Hi,
I'm using makeinfo to try to build html docs for newlib C library.
When using --no-split, the html file seems to be correctly generated.
When using any of the split options (--split=chapter|node|section or
--split-size=5000000), the output is corrupted. In the index.html file, what
should be one of the sub-nodes, appears at the top, and many of the
navigation footers on random pages are missing.
I suspect this relates to the node name "index" being used. The node names
are generated based on C function names, and there is an index function.
Changing this name to something else, seems to fix the problem. However, all
of the other doc formats (info/pdf etc) seem ok.
Is this an issue with makeinfo --html, or should "@node index" not be used
in the newlib tex files?
Cheers,
Jon