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Re: INFOPATH and emacs
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Kevin Rodgers |
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Re: INFOPATH and emacs |
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Thu, 17 Apr 2003 11:22:54 -0600 |
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Jeremy Gray wrote:
That means that info readers will only look in /home/ritesh/info for
info files.
No. Ritesh wrote:
> > i've also set INFOPATH:$HOME/info/: in my .bash_profile...the trailing
> > ':' appends the complied in path so that my files are prepended to the
> > already present files. info program is working fine, that is it displays
> > the entire info tree beginning with my files as expected.
So there is a discrepancy between the command line info program and Emacs'
M-x info command in how an empty INFOPATH component is interpreted. I think
Emacs should emulate info as closely as possible; if the OP agrees, he should
use M-x report-emacs-bug to submit a bug report.
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<a href="mailto:<kevin.rodgers@ihs.com>">Kevin Rodgers</a>
- INFOPATH and emacs, Ritesh, 2003/04/16
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, David Masterson, 2003/04/16
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Ritesh, 2003/04/17
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Jeremy Gray, 2003/04/17
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs,
Kevin Rodgers <=
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Jeremy Gray, 2003/04/17
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Jeremy Gray, 2003/04/17
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, David Masterson, 2003/04/17
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Jeremy Gray, 2003/04/17
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Ritesh, 2003/04/19
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Eli Zaretskii, 2003/04/19
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- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Stefan Monnier, 2003/04/19
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Ritesh, 2003/04/20
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Ritesh, 2003/04/22
- Re: INFOPATH and emacs, Ritesh, 2003/04/19