Olivier Ramare on Fri, 05 Jul 2002 14:12:49 +0000 |
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Hi, About syntax in this dear usersch3.tex .... I've tried to understand how entries are written and how they should be written. To get a documented standard way for --yes !!-- external contributors ! What exists : -- \subsecidx{max} indicates a function. -- name written, -- entry in the index, -- section number here. -- \idx{or} indicates a function. -- name written, -- entry in the index. -- \sidx{or} is to put only an entry in the index under this name but not print the argument ("or" here). -- \kbdsidx{} ?? not used ? no use ? -- \syn{gmax} indicates a library counterpart. -- \synt{direuler} is what ?? -- \kbd(numtoperm) indicates a function when used inside the text. But what about \kbd{long} and \kbd{GEN} ?? change them to something else ? "\type(long)" ? What about \kbd{issquare}$(x,\{\&e\})$ and \kbd{lex([1,3], [1,3,-1])} ? -- $\teb{gmin}(x,y)$ ?? a function that should be classed in the same place ... A function which appears for the first time and is thus refered here but with no independant section ? -- \tet{permtonum} is ?? -- \teb{ggprecision} is what ?? -- $\tev{nf}$ is the usual name of a variable. -- examples of session are currently between \bprog and @eprog. What can/should be added : -- an macro for "See also dirmul". Which would convert into an html link easily. Ordering : -- As is now ? explanations-and-examples, see-also place, library-syntax. So if anyone has a better understanding of the existing structure of this chapter 3 ... and even could answer to the above questions ? Olivier