> `*Note' _is_ a part of the text. It occurs in the output produced by
> `makeinfo --plaintext', which, since it is entirely plain text, does
> not have _any_ special markers. Anyway, rather than to argue over
> terminology, the important thing is: the user sees it, search has to
> find it. Note that both `s' and `C-s' in standalone Info correctly
> match `*Note'. If `not' would not match `*Note' in Emacs Info with
> Info-hide-note-references set to t, then this would be very confusing.
====
Did you mean "Info-hide-note-references set to nil"?
> It would make people start to doubt the reliability of search in
> Emacs. (What _other_ stuff does search in Emacs ignore?) It would be
> an outright bug.
Isearch ignores text with `invisible' text properties and hidden
overlays according to `buffer-invisibility-spec'.
Info-search ignores Info files headers, header lines and Tag Table
nodes.
> Sorry for misspelling your name once more in my previous reply.
> I do not know why I keep doing this.
I guess it's because you manually type a citation line every time
you write a response. To insert it automatically you can use message.el
and set `message-citation-line-function' to `message-insert-citation-line'.
--
Juri Linkov
http://www.jurta.org/emacs/
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