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2. second
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- Function: buffer-end flag
A nice function
makeinfo accepts a menu within defun but it isn’t possible
to follow it
end of the function
2.1 the node is within menu
Test @option inside @emph
Foo emphasized and referring to ‘--some’ option.
Table imbricated in code:
in code
- line
text
ref with uref within:
cross ref with uref uref1: (info file with uref3 uref3)node section ‘title with uref2 uref2’ in printed manual with uref4 uref4
footnote with code within:
(1)
Refs in samp:
Refs without samp: empty section name see .
With a chapter: second.
A ref in samp to a node with empty section name:
see ‘’.
Same but to a regular node associated with a chapter:
see ‘second’.
code with table and example within:
in code
- line
in code and table
- • item
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Some html some code .
after html in example
two line breaks
Tex doesn't like math in @example
Now a content within example
printindex works but cannot be followed in info, in TeX
the result is quite strange.
and now yes---now and ``so''.
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after example and now yes—now and “so”.
is the text
flushed right ?
| text flushed right and then example
it should be flushed
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| example and then text flushed right
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a display within example
A cartouche within example
An example with table, multitable, quotation, enumerate
| a table within example
- • item
text
a multitable
beginnin |
… | a new column no splitting ??????????????????? |
a menu
A quotation
This is a pre
quotation
Enumerate
first item
second item
still second
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example with deff-like commands
| deffs
- Function: my def args arg …
- Function: other def no args
- type: name and now the args
- Variable: variables variable-name
- Variable: variables too other-variable
THis is the defvar
A table within the def
- item
text
more text
- second item
explanation
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table within display within example
table within example within display
Footnotes
in footnote par1
par2
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