Espruino Reference PDF

@allObjects thanks - my problem was actually more with the Reference page. That already contains a ToC, and that links and is fine for Kindle.

However some people still like printed copies, and when printed the hyperlinks don't work - at least not on my printer :)

I guess ideally:

Array
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* constructor Array(args, ...)
* function Array.concat(args, ...)
* function Array.every(function, thisArg)

would turn to:

Array  .............................................. Page 5
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* constructor Array(args, ...)  ..................... Page 6
* function Array.concat(args, ...) .................. Page 7
* function Array.every(function, thisArg) ........... Page 8

and links in the text might be of the form:

see E.openFile (page 30) for more information.

But this kind of thing isn't handled at all well by the Web Browser. It looks like it's only Opera that's implemented something usable, but virtually nobody uses that :(