[texinfo.tex 2025-02-03.17] [texi2any 7.2] Consider the following input file `bogen.texinfo`. The German word 'Bögen' is the plural of 'Bogen' – in music, this is 'slur' vs. 'slurs'.
``` \input texinfo @node Top @top Top top @node Foo @chapter Foo @anchor{Bogen}Bogen @page @node Bar @chapter Bar @anchor{Bögen}Bögen @page @node Baz @chapter Baz reference to Bogen: @ref{Bogen} reference to Bögen: @ref{Bögen} @bye ``` Processing with `texi2pdf` gives a warning: ``` pdfTeX warning (ext4): destination with the same identifier (name{Bogen}) has b een already used, duplicate ignored <to be read again> @penalty @safewhatsit ...um @whatsitpenalty >9999 @penalty @whatsitpenalty @fi @else ... @setref #1#2->@pdfmkdest {#1} @iflinks {@requireauxfile @atdummies @def @valu... @@anchor:impl #1->@savesf @setref {#1}{Yanchor} @restoresf @ignorespaces l.17 @anchor{Bögen} ``` In the PDF, the reference to 'Bögen' is the same as with 'Bogen'. Processing this with `texi2any --html` yields a warning, too: ``` bogen.texinfo:17: warning: @anchor `Bögen' file Bogen.html for redirection exists bogen.texinfo:10: warning: conflict with @anchor `Bogen' redirection file ``` And indeed, a redirection file for 'Bögen' is missing, AFAICS. So: Why does 'Bögen' gets normalized to 'Bogen' for anchors, apparently in both `texinfo.tex` and `texi2any`? Werner