There are a number of instances that cross-references are "customized" to show different text that ignores the autolabelling.
For example:
|
<<fig-C-1,Figure 1>> represents a UML model consistent with the model described |
<<fig-C-1,Figure 1>> represents a UML model consistent with the model described
in <<cls-8-1,Clause 8>> of this document.
When <<fig-C-1>> is used without custom text, the correct "Figure C.1" will already be shown. There is rarely any reason why a custom reference label is needed. Similarly for <<cls-8-1>> which actually points to "8.1".
There are a number of instances that cross-references are "customized" to show different text that ignores the autolabelling.
For example:
ogc-modspec/sources/sections/ac-definitions.adoc
Line 62 in 98a6787
When
<<fig-C-1>>is used without custom text, the correct "Figure C.1" will already be shown. There is rarely any reason why a custom reference label is needed. Similarly for<<cls-8-1>>which actually points to "8.1".