The index of ReadMe should include references to all sections

[4Luke4]

The last reference is 12.2 sc#addWmpAre, so the following sections are missing (and should therefore be included):

• 13 Module Distribution: Setup-MyMod.exe
• 13.1 Module Distribution Conventions
• 13.2 WeiDU Return Values
• 14 Regular Expressions
• 15 WeiDU constants
• 16 Common File Formats
• 17 The Source Code
• 18 Special Thanks
• 19 Informal Copyright Notice
• 20 Undocumented Features
• 21 Index of Terms
• Index

[FredrikLindgren]

The HeVeA conversion process breaks on the escaped number sign in sc#addWmpAre and everything after that is lost from the index. I can't think of a good solution short of omitting sc#addWmpAre from the index.

[4Luke4]

The HeVeA conversion process breaks on the escaped number sign in sc#addWmpAre and everything after that is lost from the index. I can't think of a good solution short of omitting sc#addWmpAre from the index.

I see. Well, you could edit the underlying LaTeX code and change the name of that \subsection into "Adding an area to the worldmap" (or something like that). After that, you could edit the beginning of the paragraph so to read: sc#addWmpAre: Adds an area to the worldmap. All variables are zero or blank by default unless otherwise indicated. This is an ACTION function.

[burner1024]

Maybe it's time to look for an alternative to latex? Something jekyll-based? It would really help to have the doc in machine readable format, at least partly.

[lynxlynxlynx]

LaTeX also supports escaping (#) and since you're already preprocessing the content, it's simple to fix in: https://github.com/WeiDUorg/weidu/blob/master/doc/Makefile