Closed cers closed 9 years ago
This is on page 78 of the A4 PDF
Thanks!
I'm quite sure that [
and ]
are not valid characters in a URL, so maybe that's why LaTeX doesn't like it. I'll investigate.
I'm slightly uncertain as to the rules for the hash part of a url, but in general they are reserved for a specific purpose (not this one), and when not used for that purpose they should be encoded such that the url appears as
http://doc.crates.io/manifest.html#the-%5Bfeatures%5D-section
Indeed. I think it's best to just escape this for now (using %5B
like you did) and also fix it upstream.
This points to another issue though: On the crates doc page, there is an element with an obviously invalid ID.
HTML5 (which the page uses) actually permits this, indeed an ID must just be at least one character, and not include any spaces.
Interesting. And one less thing to report and worry about, I guess :)
I replaced the URL and opened rust-lang/rust#25857 to change it upstream as well.
I also pushed a new build of all version to the gh-pages branch.
In http://doc.rust-lang.org/book/conditional-compilation.html, the reference "[features] section" links to
But the PDF links to