Re: Why there is no key in the *Help* buffer to bring up the relevant info page?

[Emanuel Berg <moasenwood@zoho.eu>]

ndame wrote:

> I may do that, I just asked here, because it
> seemed strange that the help buffer missed
> such a basic feature, though I think many
> elisp developers like me wanted to navigate
> to info from help in the past.

Good idea. The info crosslink, I mean.

But by all means, it is also a good idea to
report it as a bug. `report-emacs-bug' perhaps
doesn't sound like the place to file
suggestions, but it is, nonetheless. (Yeah...
actually it _is_ a bit confusing
and intimidating!)

But: You can post your suggestion here as well!
And perhaps it is a good idea to do so since
who knows, perhaps someone here knows of
a package to solve the issue, or a reason why
it isn't already there, or just someone telling
you ... you should report it as a bug :)

> And also, I very often go to the source code
> of a function from Help to peruse it, so the
> s key (also unbound) could go to the source
> code quickly.

I just hammer TAB do go between buttons and
then hit RET to get to the code. I don't think
I'd gain so much speed from the s key doing the
same thing, but strictly speaking, I should at
least gain some, and it makes sense as well -
so yes, I think this is a good idea as well :)

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