Open jackfirth opened 4 years ago
My only hesitation here is that this change can break some cross-document references. For example, someone might have rendered a paper that points to documentation at https://docs.racket-lang.org/
on the theory that tag links are stable. I don't know how big of a problem that might be, though. Any thoughts?
I've sometimes had to write things like @tech{syntax class}es
to get links to work, so I can certainly appreciate the improvement.
It's possible. I don't know of a good fix for that problem. But I don't think "we can never change anything about how tag links are created" is an acceptable stalemate. Is there a way we can check that this at least doesn't break any documentation links in existing packages?
We could just generate both tags in the HTML.
This pull request adjusts the behavior of
@tech{}
to better handle normalizing plural words to their singular forms. Specifically, it adds a rule to strip a trailing "es" in some circumstances and to not strip a trailing "s" if the last two letters of the term are "ss". I wanted this because@tech{syntax class}
and@tech{syntax classes}
currently normalize tosyntax clas
andsyntax classe
respectively.