Re: address@hidden: RE: cannot find :enable inElispmanualindex]

[Richard Stallman]

    > Why do you think so?  If the index is stored as HTML, searching it
    > can be implemented, just as it was implemented with Info format.

    Yes, sure it can. You can have search capabilities across a set of HTML
    pages. However, that search is not HTML coding; it is something else
    (perhaps embedded within HTML code). It could be Javascript, ECMAscript,
    Java, php, or whatever. All I meant was that the cross-pages search would
    not itself be just static HTML code. We agree: search can be _implemented_
    for HTML pages.

Now I see what you mean.  You seem to be talking about making `i' work
in an unmodified browser.  I was talking about making it work in an
Info reader which was a variant of a browser.  That is much easier.

Your idea might be good too, as long as it doesn't make the HTML
too ugly.