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diff --git a/doc/user/bas_star b/doc/user/bas_star index ef65eb6..d2c6653 100644 --- a/doc/user/bas_star +++ b/doc/user/bas_star @@ -99,15 +99,15 @@ paragraph symbol. Lout will ordinarily take notice of how many spaces you type between words (Section {@NumberOf spaces}), but it will mimic the spacing rules of two other systems, troff and @TeX, if you prefer (Section {@NumberOf white}). @PP -When Lout runs, you might see some error messages beginning with +When Lout runs, you might see some error messages containing the words error.messages @Index { error messages } -`unresolved cross reference' -- not on file @Code "intro" above, but on -more complicated ones (anything with a footnote, for example). These -just mean that you have to run the @Code "lout" command again to finish off -the complicated things (Section {@NumberOf cross}), and they will gradually -go away. Of course, if you see error messages about missing braces, unknown -symbols, and so on, you need to revise your file. Lout will tell you the -line number of the problem, and how far along the line it is. +`unresolved cross reference' and `no destination point' -- not on file +@Code "intro" above, but on more complicated ones (anything with a footnote, +for example). These just mean that you have to run the @Code "lout" command +again to finish off the complicated things (Section {@NumberOf cross}), and +they will gradually go away. Of course, if you see error messages about +missing braces, unknown symbols, and so on, you need to revise your file. Lout +will tell you the line number of the problem, and how far along the line it is. @PP @BI { WARNING: } Lout allows documents to cause arbitrary system commands to be executed. These typically do useful things such as format computer |