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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2005-04-03 15:23:23
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Ethan Merritt wrote: [Ethan, a side note: you occasionally send mail encoded as Japanese (Shift-JIS) for no readily apparent reason. It's not a major hassle, but you may want to check what's going on there...] > I found the problem because I was trying to add a new section > elsewhere. Adding additional levels is the only way I know of to > break the interactive help into shorter sections and have it > prompt for additional keywords. So it's useful in the *.gih form. Let's say: it can be, if not abused. A node with only one subnode doesn't make terribly much sense, IMHO. I don't think keeping individual nodes short would be sufficient reason to split them up. It's more important to keep up the principle of one subject matter <--> one node. > In the printed docs it is maybe not so useful. Levels beyond > 4 or 5 may not need a separate TOC number of their own. Levels beyond 6 already don't --- they'll just end up starting plain paragraphs. > But it would be nice to have an index at the back that catches > them. Is that possible? Possible: yes. But it could turn into a major hassle to make it happen. Currently, our LaTeX document has no index at all. Adding the necessary apparatus to generate one could prove quite tricky. |