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24.4.3 HTML Cross Reference Command Expansion
Node names may contain @-commands (see section @node
Line Requirements).
This section describes how they are handled.
First, comments are removed.
Next, any @value
commands (see section @set
and @value
) and
macro invocations (see section Invoking Macros) are fully expanded.
Then, for the following commands, the command name and braces are removed, and the text of the argument is recursively transformed:
@asis @b @cite @code @command @dfn @dmn @dotless @emph @env @file @i @indicateurl @kbd @key @samp @sansserif @sc @slanted @strong @t @var @verb @w
For @sc
, any letters are capitalized.
In addition, the following commands are replaced by constant text, as
shown below. If any of these commands have non-empty arguments, as in
@TeX{bad}
, it is an error, and the result is unspecified.
In this table, ‘(space)’ means a space character and ‘(nothing)’ means
the empty string. The notation ‘U+hhhh’ means Unicode code
point hhhh (in hex, as usual). There are further
transformations of many of these expansions for the final file or
target name, such as space characters to ‘-’, etc., according to
the other rules.
@(newline) | (space) |
@(space) | (space) |
@(tab) | (space) |
@! | ‘!’ |
@* | (space) |
@- | (nothing) |
@. | ‘.’ |
@: | (nothing) |
@? | ‘?’ |
@@ | ‘@’ |
@{ | ‘{’ |
@} | ‘}’ |
@LaTeX | ‘LaTeX’ |
@TeX | ‘TeX’ |
@arrow | U+2192 |
@bullet | U+2022 |
@comma | ‘,’ |
@copyright | U+00A9 |
@dots | U+2026 |
@enddots | ‘...’ |
@equiv | U+2261 |
@error | ‘error-->’ |
@euro | U+20AC |
@exclamdown | U+00A1 |
@expansion | U+21A6 |
@geq | U+2265 |
@leq | U+2264 |
@minus | U+2212 |
@ordf | U+00AA |
@ordm | U+00BA |
@point | U+2605 |
@pounds | U+00A3 |
@print | U+22A3 |
@questiondown | U+00BF |
@registeredsymbol | U+00AE |
@result | U+21D2 |
@textdegree | U+00B0 |
@tie | (space) |
Quotation mark @-commands (@quotedblright{}
and the like),
are likewise replaced by their Unicode values. Normal quotation
characters (e.g., ASCII ‘ and ’) are not altered.
See section Inserting Quotation Marks.
Any @acronym
, @abbr
, @email
, and
@image
commands are replaced by their first argument. (For
these commands, all subsequent arguments are optional, and ignored
here.) See section @acronym
{acronym[, meaning]}, and @email
{email-address[, displayed-text]}, and Inserting Images.
Any other command is an error, and the result is unspecified.
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