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27.1; Some typos in the Emacs Lisp (info) manuald

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From: Lars Ingebrigtsen <larsi <at> gnus.org>
To: Mark Harig <idirectscm <at> aim.com>
Cc: 44697 <at> debbugs.gnu.org
Subject: Re: bug#44697: 27.1; Some typos in the Emacs Lisp (info) manuald
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 2020 00:17:10 +0100

Mark Harig <idirectscm <at> aim.com> writes:

> Emacs Maintainers,
>
>   1. In (elisp) Edebug Misc, the manual states that ‘C-]’
>   is mapped to ‘abort-recursive-edit’.  While this is
>   correct, that mapping is in the global-map.  In
>   edebug-mode-map, ‘a’ is mapped to
>   ‘abort-recursive-edit’.  Also, the Edebug menu item for
>   “Abort” lists ‘a’, and the documentation string for
>   edebug-mode lists ‘a’ as mapped to
>   ‘abort-recursive-edit’.

I've now changed the manual in Emacs 28 to mention both.

>   2. Also in (elisp) Edebug Misc, the manual states that
>   ‘d’ is mapped to the function ‘edebug-backtrace’.  There
>   is no function with this name in edebug.el.  In Edebug
>   mode, ‘d’ is mapped to ‘edebug-pop-to-backtrace’.

Ditto.

>   3. In the Edebug/Views sub-menu, “View Outside Windows”
>   is mapped to ‘P’ (capital ‘p’), while (elisp) Edebug
>   Views states that ‘v’ is mapped to
>   ‘edebug-view-outside’.  In fact, both ‘P’ and ‘v’ are
>   mapped to this function in Edebug mode.  Either the
>   manual should match what the sub-menu entry says, or the
>   sub-menu entry should be changed to match what the elisp
>   manual says.  (Or, both should mention both keys, if
>   there is a reason to map both keys to the function.)

I've changed the manual to mention both.  

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