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with the name prefix and its documentation with the doc prefix will
a macro be listed.  The filespec may also be the library name of a
currently loaded file, as printed by MM List Loaded Files.9C Insert names, values and comments of all variables.>S Abstract a single macro.
Inserts the full name of the specified macro,
and all of its documentation, and then a blank line.
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The command char and definition are fed as numeric args.
Assumes you have just inserted the command's name.%C List all ^R commands redefined.C Make a wall chart describing defined command characters.
A wall chart is a list of command characters, in alphabetical
order, with the names of the macros they run.  It is put in the buffer.
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each prefix character in a string argument, as a ^R-command q-reg name
such as .^RX for ^X.  A null string argument ends the list.9C Alphabetical Abstract within command type.
Put in the buffer an alphabetized abstract of a library (string arg).
The abstract is separated by function class (i.e Command,
^R Command, Subroutine; and if none of these, it's considered
Random).  Within each class, the functions are sorted
alphabetically.C Abstracts many libraries.
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have a buffer full of library file names (one per line).C Makes an index of functions to source files.
Start with a buffer full of source file names (one per line).
The index is sorted by function name, and each entry says which
source file the function's code is in.  It is left in the buffer
at the end.^R Get existing macro into buffer.
Takes macro name as string argument; then inserts
that macro and its documentation into the buffer
in source format.lC Create a four column wall chart.
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for all control, meta, control-meta, and C-X commands. Enters a
recursive ^R on any lines greater than 32 characters in length. Abstract File
Abstract Variables
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