Searching Python Manuals
Alexander Schmolck
a.schmolck at gmx.net
Mon Oct 14 04:24:01 EDT 2002
"Matt Gerrans" <mgerrans at mindspring.com> writes:
> > http://www.python.org/ftp/python/doc/2.2/info-2.2.tgz
> These files look interesting... do you read them with 'more' or is there a
> more sophisticated method? (and I don't mean 'less'! ;-)
The quickest thing is ``info -f file.info`` but I'd recommend emacs or xemacs.
The quick and dirty way to get this wokring is to copy the python info files
into this dir (adapt for emacs and windoze): /usr/share/xemacs/info and edit
the file 'dir' to add something like:
* python-api: python-api
* python-lib: python-lib
* python-ref: python-ref
* python-tut: python-tut
* python-ext: python-ext
Then you can press <control>-<h> <i> in your emacs and the python docs will
show up together with the other info files. Then, among other things missing
in a webbrowser <s> will allow you to do full text regexp, <control>-<s> will
incrementally search the current page while <m> will jump to menu entries
(tab-completed).
alex
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