RE: [ELPA] New package: transient

[Drew Adams]

> >>>> is it `multibyte-string-p` or `string-multibyte-p`,
> >>>> `file-name-absolute-p` or `absolute-file-name-p`, ... ?
> >>> Then "C-u C-h a WORDS..." is your friend.
> >>
> >> Nope, way too slow.  I shouldn't have to do anything
> >> more than `str-mul TAB`.
> >
> > In Icicles I type `C-h f str S-SPC mul',
> > and I get these candidates (all from vanilla Emacs):
> >
> > article-strip-multiple-blank-lines  (command)
> > gnus-article-strip-multiple-blank-lines  (command)
> > gnus-multi-decode-encoded-word-string
> > multibyte-string-p
> > read-multilingual-string
> > string-as-multibyte
> > string-make-multibyte
> > string-to-multibyte
> 
> Yes, and the fact that there are functions from gnus is a problem — the
> user only wanted a function that handles strings, but there is no such
> way to encode that in search with the current naming scheme.

I was using Stefan's example of `str' and `mul'.

Any way you look at it, those alone are not enough
to exclude the gnus etc. stuff.

But `str' and `tiby' give you:

 multibyte-string-p
 string-as-multibyte
 string-make-multibyte
 string-to-multibyte