On 04.04.2023 at 23:12 Gavin Smith wrote: > I've committed a change to texinfo.tex (2023-04-04.21) to implement > a new @link command. Please try it and see if it is what you want. It > is experimental and could change. If this is a success we could implement > it in texi2any as well.
Finally had time to give this a try and it's working really well. I've tried a 1000+ page document with lots of cross references and found no issues. I've one wish, though: Could the link color be made to default to the color used by @xref? I'd like to avoid hard-coding a color in the texi file because the color used by @xref seems to differ between different versions. E.g. my older texinfo installation uses some kind of dark red whereas a newer version seems to use green instead. So I think it would make sense if @link could just use the same color as used by @xref by default. Thanks again for adding @link, it's really helpful! -- Best regards, Andreas Falkenhahn mailto:[email protected]
