RE: address@hidden: RE: cannot find :enable inElispmanualindex]

[Drew Adams]

>     General HTML allows some things that are non-XML, purportedly
>     to make coding (typing) it easier or quicker for humans. For
>     example, you can use <p> without a corresponding closing tag
>     </p>. That is like allowing a Lisp-like
>     language to drop `)' in some situations, for "coding convenience".
>
> We could make Texinfo always generate the closing construct when it
> generates HTML.

Yes. More generally, the idea would be to make sure that it generates XHTML
(a version of HTML that is also XML).