Heiko Oberdiek wrote:
Example: Destination names in PDF are just byte strings.
Thus you could put arbitrary rubbisch in there. The string
is used as id label to identify a destination/anchor.
Regarding hyperref: an anchor name has similar restrictions
as a \label name. Letters and digits are safe. The rest
might work or does not. (There is some support for
babel shorthands, thus they should work.)
If the OP needs funny stuff as labels
Heiko, you are, I believe, a native German speaker
(please correct me if I am mistaken). In your
personal opinion, are the following "letters",
"arbitrary rubbisch", or "funny stuff" ?
ä, ö, ü, ß, ł, ę
(FWIW, they are all clearly letters IMHO, with
the possible exception of ß which might, I suppose,
be a ligature-digraph).
** Phil.
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