FYI, @carehart mentioned a few XML related functions in his talk yesterday that are not in the TOC. Should be an easy fix. To be clear, the docs exist, but apparently aren't listed in the TOC

Indeed, and this is actually a deeper problem that exists at a core level in the documentation system being used. The depth limit is a reason we're looking at ways to re-factor the docs. But, of course, it is non-trivial a task to say the least.

Mark, actually in this case, it's just a matter of adding some doc pages that don't exist. There are indeed other issues related to some pages being "too deep" to show up in the left nav bar, but what Ray refers to here is not that matter.

aha ok my mistake, I thought this was the "lost depth" bug you and I spoke about before.

They are xmldeleteat, xmlhaschild, and xmlupdate. (xmlclear, which is also new in 2023 DOES have a doc page, but that's what's not in the toc of xml functions.)

@saghosh another item for the stack

i would make a snarky comment about not needing xml stuff in 2023, but i swear i needed it recently in JS and couldn't use a package to make it easier 🙂

haha yeah Ray, the moment I say something like I end up eating my words usually. "I'd never need this code, who uses that in 2023!?" The feature need:

Thanks Charlie and mark.