Manuel Gutierrez Algaba writes:
Well, the idea is to do an apropos command ( written in python of course) containing all the 'concepts' and tips related with the documentation of a program.
Sorry for not responding to this sooner. I'm not sure if I understand what you want very well. Are you asking for a more elaborate form of the traditional apropos command, or are you looking for an apropos that operates on the Python library? If the former, I can see it taking the form of an advanced manual-searching interface, hopefully tied in (somehow) with the standard man/apropos system. If you're looking for an apropos that operates on the Python documentation, that's something for which support could be added to the logical markup of the documentation to some degree, and then an external utility could be used to build and query the database. This is certainly something we can consider as the source form of the documentation moves from LaTeX to SGML. Please elaborate / clarify on your idea; I'm interested!
FYI: if I understand the idea, it's similar to something I did a long while back using simple tools on Unix (the .info version of the manuals, and spawing the TTY version of 'info' on them, w/ a little hacked-up index which mapped words to GNU info nodes). See the code at: http://starship.skyport.net/~da/ihelp/. Having the markup in the doc would make that kind of project maintainable in the long run (the reason why I haven't updated 'ihelp' in years). --david