If you check in this section, you'll see below something like:
In other cases, there can be several applicable methods. Consider the generic function say-greeting, shown in The say-greeting generic function and its methods. :ref:applicable-methods-for-say-greeting shows that...
I believe the The say-greeting generic function and its methods part is supposed to be a ref to say-greeting-gf-methods.
I tried to write a patch for this, such as:
diff --git a/source/offset.rst b/source/offset.rst
index edecafa..00e813b 100644
--- a/source/offset.rst
+++ b/source/offset.rst
@@ -542,8 +542,7 @@ there is no applicable method, the “No applicable method” error is
signaled. There is no need to continue to step 2.
In other cases, there can be several applicable methods. Consider the
-generic function ``say-greeting``, shown in `The say-greeting generic
-function and its methods <say-greeting-gf-methods>`_.
+generic function ``say-greeting``, shown in :ref:`say-greeting-gf-methods`.
:ref:`applicable-methods-for-say-greeting` shows that, for certain
arguments, one method is applicable, but that, for an integer argument,
two methods are applicable.
But it wasn't working..
If you could tell me what I'm doing wrong, or how to fix this patch I'd love to fix it, and any other doc bugs I run into with Dylan!
If you check in this section, you'll see below something like:
I believe the
The say-greeting generic function and its methodspart is supposed to be a ref tosay-greeting-gf-methods.I tried to write a patch for this, such as:
But it wasn't working..
If you could tell me what I'm doing wrong, or how to fix this patch I'd love to fix it, and any other doc bugs I run into with Dylan!