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From: | Richard Stallman |
Subject: | Re: apropos commands for commands, user options, all functions, all variables |
Date: | Sun, 21 Oct 2007 03:26:55 -0400 |
* Define an `apropos-function' command that works for all functions, not just commands. There is no need for it. You can use plain apropos when you want that. * Rename `apropos-variable' to `apropos-option'. * Define a new `apropos-variable' command that works for all variables, not just user options. It is a bit of an anomaly that `apropos-variable' works only for user-option variables. On the other hand, most users are not interested in any others. I'd say just define `apropos-option' as an alias. Similarly, we should rename `set-variable' to `set-option' and define a new `set-variable' command that sets any variable, not just a user option. There is no need for such a command; it would be wasted complexity. We could define `set-option' as an alias for it.
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