But I suspect the problem is that Info-directory-list is not set
correctly, which can be caused by either
(a) the environment variable INFOPATH is set, or
This is correct, I do. This seems to be the problem. However, I'm not sure
how to get around it. I set INFOPATH because I install some programs in my
home directory. I can't find a way to discover the system's implicit
INFOPATH, other than:
strings /usr/bin/info|grep /usr/local
but this of course does not include the emacs-22 directories.
Hence, I can't see how to both set an INFOPATH (needed for my user-installed
programs) and still have access from within Emacs to the emacs-22/* files.
Using the standalone info reader, I don't have this problem: it seems to
search subdirectories, so it finds the emacs-22/* files under
/usr/share/info.
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