Re: Tracing changes to elisp manual

["Abraham S.A.H." via "Emacs development discussions." <emacs-devel@gnu.org>]

> More generally, we describe the changes in NEWS, and not on any lower levels, because doing that would be a significant maintenance burden, and we don't consider that as an efficient investment of our resources.

You are right.  God bless you.
> May I ask why you are interested in the changes on such a low level?
Basically, every change in wording or punctuation are technically
"changes in the manual", but I very much doubt that it could be of any
practical interest.

I think, I didn't express myself well.  I was to know the major elisp documentation changes.  Not every change.  

After reading venerable "An Introduction to Programming in Emacs Lisp" of Robert J. Chassell, and a few online materials, I am on elisp manual now; updating to Emcs 30.91 and seeing noticable changes, I fear to miss anything added to or changed in chapters I have already read and passed.

But:
> Alternatively, run Diff on the old and the new version of elisp.info.

This will work best for me.

Besides, seems NEWS already does cover any important changes into elisp.

Thanks
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Abraham
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