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F:M(M.M& Normal Matching Paren)~FILENAME~	DELIM~DOC~ ~FILENAME~zDELIM macros for moving over []{}<>(), etc.  To make other
characters delimiters, run MAKE DELIMITER PAIRS and assign ^R MOVE OVER
DELIMITERS to control, meta, or control-meta slots for the delimiter
characters.  For example:
    MM Make Delimiter Pairs<>
    M.M^R Move Over Delimiters U.<
    M.M^R Move Over Delimiters U.> will make C-< and C-> move back and
forward (respectively) over <> Use UNMAKE DELIMITER PAIRS to undo this.

Also sets up FS ^R Paren to do the right thing.  
~DOC~ & Setup DELIM Library;S Assign macros so control []{}()<> moves over
these
!~DOC~ ^R Move Over Delimiters`^R Move over balanced pairs of delimiters.  With
a pre-comma argument, just set .,<mark>.
~DOC~ & Delim Munge ..D8S Munge ..D appropriately for delimiter operation.
~DOC~ Make Delimiter Pairs<C Define entries in the Delimiter ..D Table
for balanced pairs of delimiters.  The string argument should be
an even number of characters, paired.  Note that the delimiter
characters must have ^R Move Over Delimiters  assigned to one
of their ^R macro slots (control, meta, or control-meta - but
not TOP).
 ~DOC~ UnMake Delimiter Pairs2C Resets the syntax of delimiter characters.
'~DOC~ & Display Matching Delimiter GS After a delimiter has been inserted, display
the matching one.
~DIRECTORY~& Setup DELIM Library
^R Move Over Delimiters
& Delim Munge ..D
Make Delimiter Pairs
UnMake Delimiter Pairs
& Display Matching Delimiter 


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