> The new node tree has three top nodes: `Getting Started' for novices,
> `Advanced' for advances users, and `Expert Info' with the description
> of Info internals.
>
> In general this sounds quite good to me. The current conglomeration has
> always struck me as less than ideal.
>
> Two thoughts:
>
> - "edit document" seems "expert" to me.
The item `Info-enable-edit' in the node `Emacs Info Variables' has a
cross-reference @xref{Add, Edit}. It seems it tries to refer to the
text describing the command `e' which is currently located in the node
`Advanced'. So either this text should be moved to the node `Add',
or to a new node `Edit' under `Expert Info'.
> - the search commands seem by far the most important to me. In fact,
> they are the primary feature that (still) distinguishes Info from HTML
> etc. So I would put them first in the Advanced chapter. I also
> suggest putting Search Text before Search Index.
Ok, a new node tree is below. I will create a patch in a few days
if no one has more suggestions.
Getting Started
Help-Small-Screen
Help
Help-P
Help-^L
Help-Inv
Help-]
Help-]
Help-]
Help-M
Help-FOO
Help-FOO
Help-FOO
Help-Xref
Help-Int
Help-Q
Advanced
Search Text
Search Index
Go to node
Choose menu subtopic
Create Info buffer
Emacs Info Variables
Expert Info
Edit
Add
Menus
Cross-refs
Help-Cross
Tags
Checking
Creating an Info File
Index
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Juri Linkov
http://www.jurta.org/emacs/
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