Texinfo links page

Here are links to other projects or articles.

You can search all GNU documentation (among other interesting things).

An introductory article written by Arnold Robbins.

gdoc, for extracting Texinfo (and other format) documentation from source files.
ltxindex, for typesetting indices of LaTeX documents with Texinfo's texindex program.
my-bib-macros.texi, a start at bibliography support via Texinfo macros. For a start at integration with BibTeX, see the Web2C manual sources.
Textadept, a customizable editor that includes a Texinfo lexer with fold/unfold functions for large documents.

datamash-texinfo.css, a CSS style sheet (sample output)
janix-texinfo.css, a CSS style sheet
infodoc-styles, CSS and post-processing for HTML generated from Texinfo source
The Kawa manual shows styling of HTML via transformation of Texinfo's DocBook output with XSLT.

The Sphinx Python documentation generator has support for Texinfo, used by MediaGoblin
GNU a2ps, for generating printable files from plain text, has a Texinfo style option.
docbook2x, conversion from Docbook to Texinfo.
man2texi, generate Texinfo from man pages.
Scheme Scribe, which can convert Texinfo to Scribe and generate Info files.
wikitrans, a package to convert MediaWiki format to Texinfo, plain text and HTML.
texi2latex, converting Texinfo to LaTeX via XML, no longer maintained.
texi2roff, an old standalone program that converts to troff format; it is not maintained and not up to date.

TexiWEB, a literate programming system based on Texinfo and C, by Ben Pfaff as part of his GNU AVL package.
TexiWeb Jr., another literate programming system, built on top of Texinfo and implemented in awk.

If you know of other free software or documentation that would be useful to add here, please email.

Please send FSF & GNU inquiries to <gnu@gnu.org>. There are also other ways to contact the FSF.
Please send broken links and other corrections or suggestions to <bug-texinfo@gnu.org>.

Updated: $Date: 2021/02/15 18:05:13 $