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Cross-references

Enter the exact @node name of the target reference between the braces (for example, @ref{Syntax survey}).

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}.