rdh@THUMPER.BELLCORE.COM (Ralph Hill) (06/20/91)
If you are indexing from a file (may occur in otther cases, I have not checked), and one index term is a sub-expression of another, your index will be (in my opinion) wrong. The nature of the error depends on the order the index terms in the file. Examples: 1 Index file: mvar create-mvar index: create-mvar never appears! 2 Index file: create-mvar mvar index: mvar appears, and create- appears. create-mvar does not! 3 Index file: create-mvar mvar <- with a space after it. All occurances have a space after. index: looks ok. ralph hill Bellcore