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From: | martin rudalics |
Subject: | bug#9054: 24.0.50; show source in other window |
Date: | Fri, 17 Sep 2021 09:39:43 +0200 |
> Every help command has own unique feedback: > > C-h f xyz C-M-c => error: Symbol’s function definition is void: xyz > C-h v xyz C-M-c => Help buffer: xyz is void as a variable. > C-h o xyz C-M-c => no output > C-h w xyz C-M-c => message: xyz is not on any key > C-h x xyz C-M-c => error: Symbol is not a command: xyz > C-h a xyz C-M-c => message: No apropos matches for ‘xyz’ I wasn't talking about C-h ... I meant the context menu popping up via mouse-3 when 'context-menu-mode' is enabled. I think whichever text a user clicks on in an Elisp buffer should pop up something informative. But with (context-menu-mode) (setq x 3) (setp x 3) right clicking on 'setq' and choosing "Describe symbol" from the menu displays a help buffer for 'setq'. Doing the same for 'setp' gets me down-mouse-3 describe-symbol in the echo area. martin
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