｢is default｣ for subs is not searchable

[AlexDaniel]

<babydrop> m: multi foo (Int) is default {say "here"}; multi foo (Int) {say "there"}; foo 42
<camelia> rakudo-moar a98724: OUTPUT«here␤»
<babydrop> m: multi foo (Int) {say "here"}; multi foo (Int) is default {say "there"}; foo 42
<camelia> rakudo-moar a98724: OUTPUT«there␤»
<babydrop> Neat.
<babydrop> TIL
<AlexDaniel> hmmm
<AlexDaniel> so what does it do exactly?
<moritz> it disambiguates ambiguous dispatches

(IRC log: https://irclog.perlgeek.de/perl6/2016-12-08#i_13703911)

[nicqrocks]

Wrote a small thing to try and fix this. See pull #1052.

[AlexDaniel]

Make it searchable

[Altai-man]

You can add a subsection header like =head2 is_default (sub trait)(or something along the lines) and it will be added to the index automatically. And, I suspect, it will be more readable with such distinction. I assume that header on Variable page should be changed too, for some consistency between these two.

[nicqrocks]

Added headers and changed the one for variables a bit. See pull request #1100.

[Altai-man]

Closed with a merged pull request. Feel free to reopen or just patch as needed.

[AlexDaniel]

Still not searchable.

[Altai-man]

Hmm, it seems that trait of is also not searchable, but trait is dynamic is.

Judging by grep,

➜  doc git:(master) ✗ grep -I -r 'is dynamic' doc/
doc/Type/Variable.pod6:=head2 trait is dynamic
doc/Type/Variable.pod6:    my $x B<is dynamic> = 23;

it should be done. And is dynamic search anchor doesn't look like injected as some exception.

As for me, it is more strange that is dynamic is indexed now.

[AlexDaniel]

It's now indexed… twice.

I'll close this issue and create a new one so that it looks less scary.