On Sat, Dec 16, 2017 at 11:42 AM, Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> wrote:

>
> And they don't need to look up frame- and focus-related documentation,
> as long as they only need to select a window.  What you needed is to
> select another frame, select another window on that frame, and make
> sure that frame is at the top of the z-order.  That has very little to
> do with selecting a window, and much more to do with frames and input
> focus -- and those topics are described in the docs under their proper
> subjects.
>

​I largely agree with the above now and spoke to this in
one of my last messages​ where I talked about combining
lower-level concepts into one area of documentation so
user input can be directed to a specific window and that
window's frame can be seen on screen in its entirety.

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>
> ​​
> I could support some gentle notes in the ELisp manual's node
> ​​
> "Selecting Windows", where it already mentions frames.  But doc
> ​​
> strings are inappropriate for references to almost unrelated subjects,
> ​​
> nor for general descriptions of complex topics.
>

​Okay, thanks.

Bob
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