[debbugs-tracker] bug#31567: closed (emacs-lisp-intro.pdf - two undefined items - page 1 (PDF viewer page 17 of 271))

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> emacs-lisp-intro.pdf - two undefined items - page 1 (PDF viewer page 17 of 271)
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> Wed, 23 May 2018 20:30:20 +1000
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> Hello.
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> The footnote as follows
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>   #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
>     1 A single-quote is an abbreviation for the special form quote; you need 
> not think about special forms now. See ⟨unde ned⟩ “Complications”, page ⟨unde 
> ned⟩.
>   #+END_EXAMPLE 
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> is produced from line 1009 in emacs-lisp-intro.texi as follows
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> : about special forms now.  @xref{Complications}.}  Lists are the basis
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> using `make docs’ for release `tags/emacs-26.1-rc1’. 
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> I expect the `⟨undefined⟩' to be filled and function to jump to places.
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> Note, the example copy is missing `fi’ in `undefined' possibly due to the lack 
> of font in this email application.
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> Re: bug#31567: Acknowledgement (emacs-lisp-intro.pdf - two undefined items - page 1 (PDF viewer page 17 of 271))
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> > From: Van L <address@hidden>
> > Date: Wed, 23 May 2018 21:23:31 +1000
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> > address@hidden has no target in at `tex’ context.
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> Yes, someone made this section be a node only in the on-line versions,
> but forgot to review all the cross-references to it.  There were a
> couple more like that in the manual.
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> > Maybe it needs to read address@hidden @xref{Complications} @end ifnottex’.
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> No, that's too radical.  I simply fixed the cross-references to work
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