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Cross-references

Enter the exact @node name of the target reference between the braces (for example, @ref{Syntax survey}). While cross references use the node name as an argument, they are set up for our documentation to display the corresponding section command in PDF and HTML output.

command	link target
@ref	current manual
@rchanges	Changes file
@rcontrib	Contributor’s Guide
@ressay	Engraving Essay
@rextend	Extending Manual
@rglos	Music Glossary
@rinternals	Internals Reference
@rlearning	Learning Manual
@rlsr	a Snippet section
@rprogram	Application Usage
@rnotation	Notation Reference
@rweb	General Information webpage

All these commands also have a @...named version, which allows to specify the displayed text for the reference as a second argument. This is mainly used in translations, for example @rlearningnamed{I'm hearing voices, J'entends des voix}.

If you want to refer to an external manual as a whole instead of a specific section, use ‘Top’ as an argument. Example: @rinternals{Top}.