On Fri, May 04, 2007 at 11:35:44AM +0200, Bruno Haible wrote: > > Some hacks are needed for being able to process a .texi file with both > "texi2html" and "makeinfo --html": > > - The "Top" node must be included for "makeinfo --html" but it's pointless > in texi2html runs. Since the conditional @ifhtml cannot distinguish these > situations, I used this:
Wat's wrong with having the Top node processed by texi2html? In general it avoids warnings about nodes that don't appear in menus. > @alias ifmakeinfo = ifnottex You shouldn't rely on that behaviour, @alias being not implemented is a bug in texi2html. What you should use, instead is: @ifset texi2html ... @end ifset > @ifmakeinfo > @documentencoding UTF-8 > @end ifnottex As said later in the thread, '@documentencoding UTF-8' is right for texi2html. -- Pat
