>
> > I think we are mixing two concepts here. To search for a single
> function, where you already know the
> > keywords, yes "C-h d" works. To get a curated list of the API of a
> topic, not so much.
>
> That's why I proposed to have a variant of "C-h d" that would only
> look in the arguments and in the first line of the doc string.  It
> would produce less false positives.
>

Ok but that means it does not exist now, so that's why I say "C-h d" does
not work for me for all use cases right now. But ok we agree.



> > Because alist is controversial let's take "C-h d regexp match": it does
> not give me string-match nor
> > match-string.
>
> ??? It does here.


It's listed at the 1293th lines! I have to scroll for ages, while passing
by `magic-mode-regexp-match-limit` or `char-fold-to-regexp`. Surely this
cannot be a good solution.

Philippe