Re: Integration of Info manuals in programming modes; was: Making the GNU C Manual easier to find in Info

[Richard Stallman]

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  > One thing where Info is on-topic here are Emacs integrations.

Could you tell me what you mean by "Emacs integrations"?
That is a terse term that I don't using in the past.

I saw some emails today which used that term,
but I could not understand them because it was not clear
what practical issue they were about.

Could you please explain?
What does "Emacs integrations" mean,
what is the problem you would like addressed?

  > I remember how useful it was when I had texinfo links directly
  > available in Emacs:

What does "texinfo links directly available in Emacs" mean, concretely?
It isn't self-evident to me.

  > 
https://www.draketo.de/light/english/free-software/read-your-python-module-documentation-emacs

That article is long, and since I do not know Python, I can't tell what
problem it offers a solution for.

What you would like to do may be a fine thing to do, but in order to
understand it here, we need it to be explained in Emacs terms, not in
Python terms.



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