I am documenting an application using edoc, and I want to cross-reference a function in a standard Erlang application, say, //stdlib/gen_server:start_link/3, without hard-coding a URL like file:///usr/local/lib/erlang/lib/stdlib-1.15.3/doc/html/gen_server.html#start_link-3.
When I do this in edoc using the syntax
//Application/Module:Function/Arity, it cross references gen_server within my application's directory, so the generated link does not work. I saw a reference to using edoc-info files, but couldn't find more detailed information other than edoc would use all edoc-info files on the path. I could find very few edoc-info files in the Erlang distro. I got the impression that all the existing Erlang docs would have to be generated using edoc to generate the appropriate edoc-info files, but they aren't.
I looked at the edoc docs and source code for 0.7.6 with no further enlightenment.
Is there some way to do this in edoc that I've missed?
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