On 03.04.2013 22:07, Junio C Hamano wrote: > I see why duplicates are bad, but does that mean not having any is > better? I'd say yes: duplicate anchors cause current versions of texinfo to reject the document outright, and older versions will likely cause a broken interpretation of any anchor names. What are possible scenarios where anchors could be useful? a) Internal cross reference. I'm not sure whether texinfo checks for broken internal links. If it does, it did not report any. b) Goto command issued by the user. I suppose most users would be happy with node-level navigation, and not use it for navigation to sub-node sections. c) URLs in bookmarks or mails. I suppose people are more likely to use the html documents built by asciidoc, instead of a version constructed from the texinfo document. So not our issue. Did I miss a relevant use case? Automatically (or even manually?) generated unique names might be better than none. But I'm not sure they are worth the trouble. Martin von Gagern
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