Richard M. Stallman wrote:

>    Go through the list below step by step. As soon as a hit is found in
>    any keymap (see KeyLookup) you normally are ready.
>
>Saying "you" is a peculiar way to word it--it is Enacs that does these
>things.  Could you rewrite this in terms of what Emacs does?
>
>Also, could you (or someone) turn it into Texinfo?
>  
>
I have attached a new version. This is in Texinfo format and written to 
be placed at the bottom of

   @node Active Keymaps

in keymaps.texi.


*** Some questions:

- Could someone please tell what is happening when key lookup finds a 
keymap entry? If no hit is found in the new keymap which keymap is then 
the next?

- Maybe the node should have an entry in the index?

- I do not understand why @emph{TERM} gives a result looking like _TERM_ 
after running "make info". It is instead converted to underlined blue 
text when I test with texinfo-format-region. (This is on w32. A 
difference might be that texinfo-format-region is using Cygwins makeinfo 
and "make info" is using makeinfo from GnuWin32. Both are version 4.8.)

- How is fill supposed to work? It seems like the texinfo makeup is not 
excluded so to say when doing a fill-paragraph. Or am I mistaken?