Re: Proposal for an improved `help-for-help'

[Gregory Heytings]

> > I would add "C-s to search, " after "to scroll,".
>
> IMO that command is less useful now that this screen is not a wall of 
> text, so I'd rather avoid that verbosity.

The text, even with sections and a nicer formatting, is still rather long, 
and IMO isearch is very useful there.  I remember that I found the fact 
that there was no way to search that buffer rather frustrating when I 
started using Emacs, it just kept disappearing no matter what I did.

Moreover with just "(Type SPC ... or q to exit.)" it looks like these are 
the only options, where in fact a fourth key (and AFAIK only a fourth key) 
is defined.

> > I find the last section name "Language Help" unclear.
>
> This is the same name as the section `(emacs) Language Help'.
>
> FWIW, I personally find it's clear from context, but if you have an 
> equally short alternative, I'm all ears.  (And perhaps we should then 
> also update the Info manual accordingly.)

Equally short will be difficult ;-)  The section title of the Emacs manual 
is "Help for International Language Support", I would suggest 
"International Languages Help" or "Help for International Languages".

> > Why did you put a blank line between where-is and apropos-command?
>
> The intention is to divide this into two subgroups.

Okay, then I suggest dividing other sections into subgroups, to make the 
blocks less intimidating:

pPel / tgs.

C-a C-e C-f C-n / C-d C-m C-p C-t / C-c C-o C-w