bug#58325: 28.1: Function-name error in documentation of M-j key binding

[Stefan Kangas]

Mark Harig via "Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text
editors" <bug-gnu-emacs@gnu.org> writes:

> 1. In the Emacs info manual, (emacs) Comment Commands, there is
>    the sentence:
>
> `C-M-j'
> `M-j'
>      Like `<RET>' followed by inserting and aligning a comment
>      (`comment-indent-new-line').
>
> However, C-h c M-j reports (for numerous (all?) major modes)
>
>     M-j runs the command default-indent-new-line
>
> Although the function `comment-indent-new-line' exists, the key
> sequences C-M-j and M-j are not bound to it.
>
> So, the sentence in the Emacs info manual needs to have
> `comment-indent-new-line' changed to `default-indent-new-line'.
>
>
> 2. In the Emacs info manual, (emacs) Multi-Line Comments, there
>    is the sentence:
>
>       If you are typing a comment and wish to continue it to
>       another line, type `M-j' or `C-M-j'
>       (`comment-indent-new-line').
>
> This sentence, too, needs to be changed to list the correct
> function name (`default-indent-new-line').
>
>
> 3. Note also that only the second instance of
>    `comment-indent-new-line' is found with an index search, and
>    the match is not the definition of the key binding:
>
>    Found ‘comment-indent-new-line’ in Command Index.  (Only match)
>
> With the fix described above, an index entry should be added to
> find `default-indent-new-line' in (emacs) Comment Commands.

Thanks for the bug report.  This is now fixed on the emacs-28 branch.