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texdoc -l unifonttable prefers texmf-dist/doc/latex/fonttable/fonttable.pdf. That is somewhat understandable, but unicodefonttable.pdf doesn't appear anywhere in the list, which seems surprising. Maybe "uni" somehow needs to imply looking for "unicode"? There are several packages named unicode* ...
This is with the texdoc in current TeX Live, Texdoc 3.4.1 (2022-03-19),
though I doubt it matters.
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I'm afraid Texdoc does not have a direct solution for that. We can add aliases for each uni* package, but it won't be a fundamental solution.
We need either feature extension:
query preprocessing to replace some well-known abbreviations to the expanded version, such as uni -> unicode.
allowing multiple results for fuzzy search to match several package names by a fuzzy query; currently, the fuzzy search feature is used to find only one best package name close to a query. This is fine for the view mode (since only the best document matters), but it is not enough when considering the list mode.
I would rather take the second option. Maintaining the list of abbreviations just for these cases will be another burden.
texdoc -l unifonttable prefers texmf-dist/doc/latex/fonttable/fonttable.pdf. That is somewhat understandable, but unicodefonttable.pdf doesn't appear anywhere in the list, which seems surprising. Maybe "uni" somehow needs to imply looking for "unicode"? There are several packages named unicode* ...
This is with the texdoc in current TeX Live, Texdoc 3.4.1 (2022-03-19),
though I doubt it matters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: