emacs22-common-22.1-alt2

eshell (M-x eshell) is convenient in using its own equivalents of some programs, showing their output in special buffers (e.g., man, locate, grep); for example, man:

~/tmp/test-git $ man stat
Man-bgproc-sentinel
~/tmp/test-git $ 

in this example, the manpage was shown in a separate buffer. This feature could be extended to info -- the Emacs' internal nice info-reader should be used for calls to info. Now:

~/tmp/test-git $ info stat
info: Terminal type `dumb' is not smart enough to run Info.
~/tmp/test-git $ 

Expected: the internal reader in a separate buffer is used.