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Re: Divergence in menu appearance between Emacs Info and standalone Info


From: Stefan Monnier
Subject: Re: Divergence in menu appearance between Emacs Info and standalone Info
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 19:23:53 -0400

>    With users (including myself) becoming more and more used to web
>    browsers, the traditional "info way" of presenting references looks
>    old-fashioned, and is IMHO a real obstackle to a "natural reading
>    flow".
> 
> There is the difference.  The more often I read a document with a Web
> browser, the more angry I get at Berners-Lee for inventing a broken
> format!  It is impossible to navigate through a multi-page HTML
> document using regular expression searches!

Sure, I love Info for all those things and more.
But what does it have to do with whether or not node names are shown
prominently in menus and xrefs ?
I've been benefitting from the structure offered by Texinfo,
I've been benefitting from the whole-document-regexp-search,
.... and all this without ever worrying about node names.



        Stefan


PS: BTW, node names do not reflect any of the structure either.





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