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This document quickly describes Texinfo features.

Introduction
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Each node must have the same name as the menu item that was defined in the ToC.

Formatting
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Similar to chapters, sections must have the same name and appear in the same order.

This is a subsection title
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This is a sub-subsection title
..............................

Each block of text is a paragraph. You can use multiple lines for the paragraph like so, only empty lines separate paragraphs.

Common formatting include emphasis, inline code. Specific type of text can be marked as well: file.txt, --learn-fast, ls or VARIABLE. You can escape the command character like so: @, and a newline with a single @ at the end of the line.

You can add different types of blocks:

     Here is an example

     '(this is lisp code)

  * An element in an unordered list

  * A second element in the same list

 1. This list is similar

 2. But ordered

     A quotation block, by someone famous maybe

element title
     element description

second element title
     second element description. Note that the description part can span multiple paragraphs, contain other blocks etc. This is usually used as a definition list.

     @asis wraps the element title, and tells Texinfo to use them as-is.

do-x
     This item title is now wrapped in a code block, as in @codedo-x

 -- Kind of Function: function_name ARG1 ARG2
     ARG3 ARG4 [OPTIONAL5]
     This text describes the function. Note how we could use multiple lines for the function synopsis by escaping the line with a single @.

     This again can contain multiple paragraphs or blocks.

Links
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There are various types of links you can use. A simple link to a URL with https://github.com and optionally with it a title: GitHub (https://github.com). An email address me@me.me. A node in this document, see Introduction. Always use the exact node name for that one. xref will include the text ``see'' before the link. To insert something different, use see Introduction (``See'') or see Introduction (nothing is inserted). With an additional argument, you can change the text of the link, see this introduction.

It is possible to link to external manuals with these commands by adding more arguments, as in @xrefNode name,,, manual-name, link text, see Overview (Texinfo's manual) for the complete reference on Texinfo!