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INTERMACSEMACS-INTERLISP interface.0Inserts a LISP definition from a file.
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file name.+S Insert as directed by call from LISP.2Return to lisp to recover initial s expressionA^R Abort Exit to LISP, and lisp will ignore all edit changes BReturn to lisp to clispify the expression, then back to EMACS ^R Pretty print buffer (using LISP pretty printer).
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return to EMACS3Return to LISP to get S-expression in window W2]Return to LISP to read S-exp after point and evaluate,
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