On 8/5/23 8:16 AM, Gavin Smith wrote:
On Sat, Aug 05, 2023 at 08:07:31AM -0700, Raymond Toy wrote:I have a set of simple macros: |@macro kwd {keyword} @code{:\keyword\} @end macro @c Macro to generate a cross-reference to a keyword. @macro keyref {arg} @xref{\arg\, @kwd{\arg\}} @end macro | And I use it like |@keyref{context-declarations}|. In the html doc, I see a link with text “:context-declarations” in a fixed-width font. That’s what I was expecting. In the info file, I also see “:context-declarations”, as desired. However, in the pdf, I only see “context-declarations” without the colon, and the text appears to be the default serif font, and not a fixed-width font. Is this expected behavior?The reason is that the second argument of @xref is not used for printed cross-references, only the third argument. The following uses the fixed-width font (linebreaks fixed):
Oh, I'm terribly sorry! I failed to make the distinction between online label and printed label. This works nicely.
Sorry for the noise. (Trying to clean up some warnings in the manual.)
