get some funky quoting of ']' in \item[...] to work right without having to
do really ugly things to the documents themselves.
There are a lot of things relating to indexing that are commented out;
parts need to be examined and dealt with with respect to changes in
LaTeX2HTML internals. I'll work with Ross to see what it takes to make
this sort of stuff reasonable.
index. It works, it's ugly, and would probably have to be completely redone
if we changed latex2html versions. See the comments. ;-(
On the other hand, it works. ;-)
(Wait for myformat.perl checkin as well.)
is stable and the form is only defined in one place, since we do
some fancy footwork with the keys to separate the defining instance
of a module reference from other references in the HTML index.
make_index_entry(): Override the standard definition to use get_index_id().
make_str_index_entry(): Moved to myformat.perl; only needed there.
index_key_eq(): Override the standard definition. Add key transforms to
remove extra junk from the end of the keys; it was only there to
maintain ordering.
clean_key(): Remove key transform no longer needed at this stage, because
keeping it makes the sort unstable.
add_idx(): Add key transforms to undo the mess we do to separate a module's
defining and reference entries. Don't make the text bold.
clean_key(): Override the standard LaTeX2HTML clean_key() to remove a
leading HTML tag, if present. This broke the indexes for the library
reference (at least) since many of the strings began with <code> or
something similar.
includes the string in the returned value instead of the dummy
filler character.
add_idx(): Override the latex2html function of the same name; this gets
the anchor properly embedded in the <dt> element, so the index
works in Grail too.
some defaults are set here, but mostly this allows the "\," command
to be used the way it is in the Python documentation.
All future documentation should probably be written with only ","
in the argument lists and not "\,".
Fred Drake