1 This is the first section
🔗Note, if the $HEADER macro is visible at the top, then it’s probably because this variant didn’t have that macro loaded.
🔗This should be an a-link to the first test file: ./Eltanin_test_1.html#Eltanin_test_1.
2 Another section
🔗This next one should be a [descriptive link to the first file]((b:Eltanin_test_1) using the bracket notation.
🔗Right after the word paragraph🔗we’ve added a target called evd2.test.1. We also define a variable ipple.
3 Reference to the main manual
🔗Last I want to show the value of the section of the main manual without causing a backref in it. That section is 3.2. However, as the sections aren’t numbered, that won’t help very much. Let’s use a description link with bracket notation again.
4 Reference within this document
🔗Let’s look at 5 which has link ../test2/Variant_document_ND.html#section-numbers or using brackets
🔗Let’s look at 6 which has link ../test2/Variant_document_ND.html#test.sec.ref or using brackets
5 Section numbers
🔗By adding this filename to NAMESspecial in Custom.mk, we then override passes 1, 3 and 7. We copy the same rule for passes 1 and 7 (just changing the target pattern to reference ET2 instead of NAMESmost), and change pass 3 to set the section numbering flag to true. Let’s hope this one gets the value for the xrefs documentation: 3.2 and also the local variable ipple from earlier: $v:var1_ipple$. Last I want the file stem which is apparently Variant_document_1. Local variables shouldn’t be prefixed???
6 We can now allow overriding section refs
🔗So what do we get?
7 Test re: named and unnamed paragraphs
🔗…in test file 1.
🔗Call back to the named paragraph. By value: 4. By link ./Eltanin_test_1.html#test-name-para.
🔗Call back to following unnamed paragraph. By value: 5. By link ./Eltanin_test_1.html#paranum5.