Forcing xrefs — SOLVED
AElfwine Mischler
Overriding the Assigned Cross-reference Type
If your index requires the overriding of the assigned type, you can start your cross-reference with xref.see or xref.also. SKY Index will then use your assigned type instead of the by-the-book appropriate assignment.
Nigel D'Auvergne
Ælfwine
You’re right in that ‘assigned cross-reference type’ does not appear as a sub of the main entry ‘overriding’ in the index to the Users’ Guide, but searching for ‘overrid’ (either Ctrl+F or Ctrl+Shift+F) results in 12 instances, including ‘Overriding the Assigned Cross-reference Type’.
Who needs indexes (!). Did I say that?
Nigel
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AElfwine Mischler
On Nov 2, 2021, at 7:23 PM, Nigel D'Auvergne <ni...@nigeldauvergne.co.uk> wrote:
Nigel D'Auvergne
If your search did not result in 12 instances including the one in question, a possible explanation is that your Users’ Guide is not the current one.
NIgel
AElfwine Mischler
On Nov 2, 2021, at 7:31 PM, Nigel D'Auvergne <ni...@nigeldauvergne.co.uk> wrote:
Nigel D'Auvergne
As far as I know, every Sky update includes the latest Guide. Mine is v8, ‘last updated 27-Feb-2020’.
Nigel