On Fri, 07 Nov 2014 16:16:38 +0000
Ralph Corderoy <ra...@inputplus.co.uk> wrote:

> BTW, do any info experts know how to have info(1) format just that
> node? -n doesn't work to visit that node, it thinks it doesn't exist
> even though it's printing that as the node name.  I guess it's looking
> somewhere else for -n.
> 
>     $ info -n 'Operators in Conditionals' groff
>     info: Cannot find node `Operators in Conditionals'.
>     $

I think you've found a bug.  I tried a couple of info files, and
-n couldn't find the requested nodes.  However, there is a
work-around.  Instead of

    $ info -n 'Operators in Conditionals' groff

try the 'g' command in info:

    $ info groff
    g Operators in Conditionals

That works just fine here.

--Dale

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