Re: is there C-h help for a "require" feature?

["Michael J. Barillier" <blackwolf@pcisys.net>]

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>>>>> "rd" == Robert P J Day <rpjday@mindspring.com> writes:

    rd>   looking at someone else's elisp load file, and for the line
    rd> (require 'cl), is there any C-h help for "cl"?  given that
    rd> it's not a function or variable, is there another C-h key
    rd> sequence that would give help for that, perhaps from embedded
    rd> documentation in the corresponding file?

`(require 'cl)' makes sure cl.el (Common Lisp-like functions) are
loaded.  `cl' is just a symbol, and if it's not in the `features' list
then the corresponding file is loaded.  Are you looking for some
method of attaching per-file documentation?  Sounds like a slick idea,
but not supported by the current `require'/`provide' mechanism
(AFAIK).

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