Re: gpl and lgpl texi

[Eric Blake]

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According to Karl Berry on 9/6/2006 5:56 PM:
> I'm not so much worried about people using the "wrong" one for their
> project, that's self-correcting, but that someone searching for
> gpl.texi, or otherwise finding two files both named gpl.texi will wonder
> why they are different, when they both come from canonical GNU locations.

Is there a way in texinfo to conditionally define a node name?  That is,
can a node be named with a macro, and then the canonical location default
the macro to "Copying" so that the upstream web page is still generated
with the same name, but in gnulib projects that are embedding gpl.texi
inside their manual, we can define the macro prior to @include gpl.texi to
name the node "GNU GPL" instead?  Then we could still have a single
gpl.texi that satisfied both needs.

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Eric Blake             address@hidden
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