The automatic linker seems to have problems in linking pages with trailling punctuation. In particular it does not link pages like ‘Site Index A.’ that are used in the multi-page index.
The source of the problem was the regexp in the BruteMatch class in soks-view.rb
Where it reads:
/\b#{Regexp.escape(title)}\b/
it should now read
/(^|\W)(#{Regexp.escape(title)})(\W|$)/
and where it reads:
text.gsub!( regexp ) { |match| yield match, page }
it should now read
text.gsub!( regexp ) { |match| "#{$1}#{yield $2, page}#{$3}" }
This has been fixed in the CVS version.
The reason is that \b only matches a word boundary, and the trailing punctuation means the word boundary has been passed.
Fixed in v1-0-0
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