Re: Getting link destination errors with index

[Mark Summerfield]

On Wed, 27 Jun 2018 13:22:08 +0300
Valery Ushakov <address@hidden> wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 11:19:29 +0100, Mark Summerfield wrote:
> 
> > But when I use it twice, I get multiple errors:  
> 
> Can you provide a small self-contained example?

Unfortunately no! The reason is that if I use what the command returns
literally in the .lout file, there's no problem.

So this works fine:

@LP
Etiam laoreet volutpat varius.
{"classes"address@hidden
{"classes!inheritance"address@hidden
{"classes!inheritance!mixins"address@hidden
Phasellus vitae urna auctor, euismod ligula a, bibendum lacus. Vivamus
sed arcu id ex ultrices pellentesque. Nullam id eleifend nisl. Sed
{"classes"address@hidden
{"classes!inheritance"address@hidden
{"classes!inheritance!mixins"address@hidden
commodo nibh nec elit mattis, in auctor libero placerat.

But when I use my @X symbol, I get the errors:

@LP
Etiam laoreet volutpat varius.
@X{"lx Classes/Inheritance/Mixins"}
Phasellus vitae urna auctor, euismod ligula a, bibendum lacus. Vivamus
sed arcu id ex ultrices pellentesque. Nullam id eleifend nisl. Sed
@X{"lx Classes/Inheritance/Mixins"}
commodo nibh nec elit mattis, in auctor libero placerat.

Here's the @X definition:

import @BasicSetup 
def @X right address@hidden @Pipe{}}} # Index entry

And here's the console output of the command
$ lx Classes/Inheritance/Mixins
{"classes"address@hidden"classes!inheritance"address@hidden"classes!inheritance!mixins"address@hidden

(Just in case I also tried the output with each part of the entry
newline-separated, but it didn't help.)

Best wishes,
-- 
Mark Summerfield, Qtrac Ltd.
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