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The ChezWEB index does not escape characters that may be formatted strangely when typeset in Italics.

Some characters appear to cause problems in the captures and exports lines, causing the formatting to change in the output, and not displaying the character. An example is read&write.

Chezweave recognizes ampersands as a special command in .web files so that in the chezweave output, the ampersand is not shown, and the character which follows the ampersand is displayed in a different style. This makes code that contains ampersands show up poorly in weaved documents.

Example:
(string-append ">" cleanedstring)

Shows up in a weaved document as:
(string-append "gt;" cleanedstring)

Where the g in "gt;" is in a different style than the rest of the font.

When we have undefined section reference, the master branch already uses a zero in the section index, but it does not put a zero as the section number when the section is referenced, and doing so would make things look nicer.

ChezWEB will insert a reference to the wrong section if a section name is concatentated multiple times. Namely, it lists the last section instead of the first.

ChezWEB does not remove the whitespace between the double star and the start of the section heading for a doubly starred section.

When we have a definition form of a section but no exports, the woven output does not look very nice. This output could be improved to not be such a hackish looking thing.

The project description at the top of the GitHub page at https://github.com/arcfide/ChezWEB contains a link (http://www.sacrideo.us/v5/proj/chezweb/).

That link is dead.

RIP

These sections and both have the same basic code, but with some slightly different parameters, so they should be merged.

It appears that two chunks which both refer to identifiers in the others, despite being referenced in the same lexical scope, have an ordering problem. This should be fixed.

When the woven output is TeXed, it produces a blank first page with a header. This should not be there.

I've sort of got it working for LaTex with this:

\def\N#1#2#3.{
  \section{#3}
}

It gets an "extra \fi" if I have two sections. I think I can figure this out (I was once pretty good at TeX, but I have to relearn it.). Any pointers on what else I need to do or the best way to structure this for contributing it?

If a section exports only two identifiers, the spacing in the output is not correct.

When listing the cross references, ChezWEB does not remove the self reference from the list.

ConTeXt seems like a better system and one that I would like to use more than pdfTeX, so we should look at transitioning to it.

For some reason, the meta post installation with Ubuntu doesn't seem to be working very well. It gives a strange error about not being able to find the mem files.

kpathsea: Running mktexfmt mpost.mem

Sorry, I can't find the 'mpost' mem file; will try 'plain'.
kpathsea: Running mktexfmt plain.mem

I can't find the 'plain' mem file!

There is some really old school ways of dealing with foreign code in this library, especially that do not take advantage of the latest foreign structure support in the later versions of Chez Scheme. If we changed this code, we could make things a lot more simple and easier to follow.