Hi all:
In the command-line (outside emacs) I can do "man xxx" to get help
about a Unix command, and "info xxx" to get help in the form of info
pages.
I easily found how to do "man xxx" within emacs and comfortably browse
the help pages, I'm using the "woman" module at the moment (it comes
with emacs). I even wrote a small shell script to turn emacs into a
handy man page viewer:
emacs --no-splash --eval "(progn (setq woman-use-own-frame nil) (woman
\"$1\"))" &
Unfortunately, I couldn't find how to do the same with the info pages.
Don't get me wrong: I don't want to manually open the root info page
and click around; I want to type the name of a command (say gcc) and
get the same page I would get if I typed "info gcc" in the console, but
inside the built-in emacs info page viewer.
I've searched with Google and browsed the Lisp code of the info module
to no avail. Can someone help me?