On Thu, Jun 08, 2006 at 12:18:23AM -0400, Terry Reedy wrote: > I am willing to do perhaps half the work needed to produce such in time for > the 2.5 release. In particular, I am willing to write a plain text file > listing symbols (in ascii sort order) and section numbers, in an agreed-on > format, if the idea is approved and someone else agrees to convert section > numbers to page links and do the necessary latex/html formatting (with a > Python script?). There's a pool of volunteers for LaTeX formatting, so someone will certainly handle that step. > [I just realized that some links need to be within-page rather than to the > top of the page and that I can cut and paste additional info if I find the > appropriate regular index entry, such as > http://docs.python.org/ref/parenthesized.html#l2h-342 for 5.2.3. But I > will work this sort of thing out with whoever formats.] It's probably easiest to make a list of symbols and the corresponding section names and optionally a snippet of the paragraph that should be the target of the link. Section numbers like 5.2.3 and link anchors like #l2h-342 are generated by LaTeX2HTML and not visible when you're editing the source text. --amk
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