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DOCOND!Document conditional expander;C Perform full DOCOND processing on contents of buffer.^C Specify the value of a DOCOND flag.
The argument (from terminal or suffix) should be a "+" or "-"
followed by the name of the flag to be set.
A numeric argument says that redefining a flag
already set is illegal.5S Process all declarations (Flag, Implies, etc.).+S Process a {Print:string} declaration.#S Process {Implies:+FOO=>+BAR}.6S Process a {Flag:...} by asking user for setting.

S Process an Alternatives declaration.
Ask the user which alternative to set to "+", unless one already is.
Set all the others to "-".,S Process {Local Variable:varname=value}<S Make sure user doesn't clobber his source with DOCOND.-S Process a {Replace:...} specifications.rS Process a Char Replace declaration.
Like Replace declarations except that they use 0mmReplace instead of 1.+S Process all {+FOO:text} conditionals.S Return the current setting of a flag.
Specify the flag name as a string as a prefix argument.
The setting is returned as a numeric character.
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to use while looking up the flag (for efficiency.-S Re-fill this or the previous paragraph.lDOCOND
DOCOND Set Flag
& DOCOND Process Declarations
& DOCOND Print Declaration
& DOCOND Implies Declaration
& DOCOND Flag Declaration
& DOCOND Alternatives Declaration
& DOCOND Local Variable Declaration
& DOCOND Safety
& DOCOND Replace Declaration
& Docond Char Replace Declaration
& DOCOND Process Conditionals
& DOCOND Lookup
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