Description of problem: The bash info manual has a number of links that aren't quite right. Here are the ones I have hit so far: 1) 3.1.1 Shell Operation, #5 on the list has a reference to Redirections, but actually takes you to a spot low on the Redirections page. 2) 3.1.2 Quoting, has a link named "History Interaction" which should actually be named "History Expansion". 3) 3.1.3 Comments, has a link named "Bash Builtins" which takes you to another spot that has a link named "Bash Builtins" rather than to section 4.2. 4) Pressing "n" from Section 7 takes you to Section 9. Pressing "n" from Section 9 takes you to Section 8. Pressing "n" from Section 8 takes you to Section 10. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): bash-3.2-9.fc7 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Attempt to follow the links identified above Actual results: The links have an unexpected name or unexpected target. Expected results: The links take you where the names implies they will go. Additional info:
1) unable to reproduce using info/pinfo 2) that's the name of the node in readline's info, maybe that's intended 3) unable to reproduce using pinfo, the texi source seems ok, probably an info bug (adding vcrhonek to Cc) 4) the order of items in main menu differs from the order of sections in the texinfo file, possibly intended
I tried again today. I can no longer reproduce (1) or (2). (3) is triggered with info, but works correctly with pinfo, so you are probably right about that being an info bug. I doubt (4) was intended, but I should probably take that up with upstream. Thanks!
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