Re: [ELPA] New package: transient

[Richard Stallman]

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  > 2. Make a Texinfo macro or something like that (completely ignorant here),
  > that extracts the listing of functions and or symbols under a given node.
  > This is the keep-lines example of Phillipe.

The ELisp Manual index that lists functions
maps each function name into the node name
where it is described.
I think that gives exactly the data we would want for this.

What would this DO with that data?

Would someone like to try writing this?

  > 3. Make every function C-h f'ed whose provenance in the Elisp
  > manual we can automatically recognize have a link to the manual.

The same data would be usable for this job, I think.

Would someone like to try writing this?

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