In texinfo:
@cindex foo -- add foo to the concept index
@findex foo -- add foo to the function index
@kindex foo -- add foo to the keystroke index
@printindex cp -- print the concept index
@printindex fn -- print the function index
@printindex ky -- print the keystroke index
In Documentation/common-macros.itexi, @funindex is defined:
@macro funindex {TEXT}
@findex \TEXT\
@kindex \TEXT\
@c
@end macro
The last two appendices of the NR are:
E. LilyPond command index
F. LilyPond index
In Documentation/notation.tely:
@printindex ky -- makes appendix E. "command index"
@printindex cp -- makes appendix F. "index"
Questions:
1) Everything marked with a @funindex in the docs ends up in
*both* NR indices. How and why do these items end up in
appendix F?
2) Why do we need @funindex? Why don't we just use these:
@findex
@printindex fn
I see that @findex is used in the IR to generate
appendix A.2 Function index
...but that shouldn't affect the NR, right?
Thanks
- Mark
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