A quick post today.
Charles Choi has just released another app in his Casual suite. This time it’s for the man and help modes. We all use these all the time, of course, but there are plenty of obscure bindings that most of us don’t remember. As usual Choi’s app helps with that by providing easily invoked menus.
Along the way, Choi also tells us about some little known features of man and help mode. For instance, when in man mode, you can press Return when the point is on another command and Emacs will open the man page for that command whether or not it’s an actual link. There are a couple of other nice facts like that so be sure to take a look at Choi’s post.
As I always say when I do one these posts, Choi’s Casual suite just keeps getting better and better and since you can use the same binding to invoke the appropriate menu, they’re easy to use and well worth installing.