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INTER EMACS-INTERLISP interface. S Insert text bizzarelyr S Replaces text.
First precomma arg is how many characters to kill.
Second precomma arg is string to insert.2 S Inserts a LISP definition from a file.
Takes two pre-arguments that indicate where to start reading
from and how much to read. Takes a string argument -- the
file name.+ S Insert as directed by call from LISP.# S Completely clears the screen.C ^R Return to LISP and evaluate arg expressions after point.
E ^R Returns to LISP and EVALs every expression in the buffer.
] ^R Return to LISP and cause an error.
Useful for exiting from the edit command EMACS:., ^R Return to LISP and cause a RESET.
f ^R Builds a replace expression for the structure editor.
Uses the contents of the current buffer.N ^R Write into window 2 the arglist of the atom after point.
Writes into window 2 the argument list of the function after point (or after
open parenthesis after point.) Uses the LISP function ARGLIST.y ^R Shallow print expression after point into window 2.
Prints expression with PRINTLEVEL set to EMACS.P.PRINT.LEVEL.C ^R Evals expr after point and prints into the other window.
B ^R Marks the SEXP at point with and returns to INTERLISP
/ ^R Finds the start of the current list.
1 C Warns about Interlisp vs. Maclisp woes.
I ^R Undoably prettyprints expr after point.
Uses LISP pretty printer.p ^R Return to LISP with expression after point.
The expression after point will be made the value of the current
history event. This value can be retrieved with VALUEOF.
If an argument is supplied, that many expressions will be read. ^R Return to LISP and apply DEFINEQ to expression after point.
For example, if the point is just before
(FOO (X) (EQUAL X 3))
then FOO will be defined as the function that tests whether its
argument is 3. If an argument is supplied, that many expressions
will be read.a ^R Simply return to LISP.
Calling (DOWN) in LISP will return to the current state of
EMACS. S SETUPY & Inter Display Text
& Prettyprint Undoably Replace
& Getdef
& LISP SUPERIOR
& Clear Screen
^R EVAL
^R EVAL Everything
^R LISP ERROR
^R LISP RESET
^R Replace Sexp
^R ARGLIST
^R Print to Level
^R Eval Current
^R Find Sexp
^R List Start
Grind Sexp
^R Pretty Print
^R QUOTE
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^R Exit To LISP
& Setup INTER Library
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