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| Hackers (Steven Levy) | 3. A History of Emacs |
| hang | 38.5 Exiting |
| Harris, Jonathan | 3.6 XEmacs |
| hashtable-based marking and cleanup, discussion | 45.1.4 Discussion – Hashtable-Based Marking and Cleanup |
| header files, inline functions | 11.7 Writing Macros |
| hierarchy of windows | 28.3 Window Hierarchy |
| history of Emacs, a | 3. A History of Emacs |
| how to regression-test | 12.1 How to Regression-Test |
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| I | | |
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| I18N, Windows | 41.3 Windows I18N Introduction |
| Ibyte | 27.10.1 Character-Related Data Types |
| Ibytes and Ichars | 26.2 Ibytes and Ichars |
| Ichar | 27.10.1 Character-Related Data Types |
| Ichars, Ibytes | 26.2 Ibytes and Ichars |
| Ignore-Ebola | 12.1 How to Regression-Test |
| Illinois, University of | 3.6 XEmacs |
| implementation, better rendering support | 44.22.2 Better Rendering Support – Implementation |
| improvements in support for non-ascii (european) keysyms under x, old future work | 46.3 Old Future Work – Improvements in support for non-ASCII (European) keysyms under X |
| improvements to the xemacs.org website, future work | 44.13 Future Work – Improvements to the xemacs.org Website |
| Incremental Collector, discussion | 45.1.2 Discussion – Incremental Collector |
| INC_IBYTEPTR | 27.10.2 Working With Character and Byte Positions |
| indirect buffers, old future work | 46.2 Old Future Work – Indirect Buffers |
| inline functions | 11.7 Writing Macros |
| inline functions, headers | 11.7 Writing Macros |
| inside, XEmacs from the | 15. XEmacs from the Inside |
| instantiation, glyph | 34.1 Glyph Instantiation |
| instantiators and generic property accessors, discussion | 45.5 Discussion – Instantiators and Generic Property Accessors |
| integers and characters | 21.5 Fixnums and Characters |
| integral type renaming, great | 11.9.1 Great Integral Type Renaming |
| interactive | 9.5 Internal Modules for Standard Editing Operations |
| interfacing with MS Windows, internal modules for | 41.4 Internal Modules for Interfacing with MS Windows |
| interfacing with MS Windows, modules for | 41.4 Internal Modules for Interfacing with MS Windows |
| interfacing with the file system, internal modules for | 9.6 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the File System |
| interfacing with the file system, modules for | 9.6 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the File System |
| interfacing with the operating system, internal modules for | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| interfacing with the operating system, modules for | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| interfacing with X Windows, internal modules for | 42.2 Internal Modules for Interfacing with X Windows |
| interfacing with X Windows, modules for | 42.2 Internal Modules for Interfacing with X Windows |
| intern | 24.2 Obarrays |
| intern-soft | 24.2 Obarrays |
| internal character encoding | 27.7.2 Internal Character Encoding |
| internal character encoding, old | 27.7.3 Old Internal Character Encoding |
| internal modules for allocation | 18.4 Internal Modules for Allocation |
| internal modules for build configuration | 9.2.1 Internal Modules for Build Configuration |
| internal modules for building XEmacs | 9.2 Internal Modules for Building XEmacs |
| internal modules for compiling xemacs | 9.2.2 Internal Modules for Compiling XEmacs |
| internal modules for interfacing with MS Windows | 41.4 Internal Modules for Interfacing with MS Windows |
| internal modules for interfacing with the file system | 9.6 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the File System |
| internal modules for interfacing with the operating system | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| internal modules for interfacing with X Windows | 42.2 Internal Modules for Interfacing with X Windows |
| internal modules for internationalization | 27.13 Internal Modules for Internationalization |
| internal modules for other aspects of the Lisp interpreter and object system | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| internal modules for other display-related Lisp objects | 31.6 Internal Modules for other Display-Related Lisp Objects |
| internal modules for preloading lisp | 9.2.3 Internal Modules for Preloading Lisp |
| internal modules for regression testing | 12.2 Internal Modules for Regression Testing |
| internal modules for standard editing operations | 9.5 Internal Modules for Standard Editing Operations |
| internal modules for the basic displayable Lisp objects | 28.5 Internal Modules for the Basic Displayable Lisp Objects |
| internal modules for the redisplay mechanism | 31.5 Internal Modules for the Redisplay Mechanism |
| internal modules of XEmacs | 9. The Internal Modules of XEmacs |
| internal modules, basic Lisp | 9.4 Basic Lisp Internal Modules |
| internal modules, editor-level control flow | 37.12 Editor-Level Control Flow Internal Modules |
| internal modules, low-level | 9.3 Low-Level Internal Modules |
| internal modules, summary of the various XEmacs | 9.1 A Summary of the Various XEmacs Internal Modules |
| internal Mule encodings | 27.7 Internal Mule Encodings |
| internal string encoding | 27.7.1 Internal String Encoding |
| internal text APIs | 27.9 Internal Text APIs |
| internal-format APIs, basic | 27.9.1 Basic internal-format APIs |
| internationalization, internal modules for | 27.13 Internal Modules for Internationalization |
| internationalization, modules for | 27.13 Internal Modules for Internationalization |
| interning | 19. The XEmacs Object System (Abstractly Speaking) |
| interpreter and object system, internal modules for other aspects of the Lisp | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| interpreter and object system, modules for other aspects of the Lisp | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| introduction | 1. Introduction |
| introduction to multilingual issues #1 | 27.1 Introduction to Multilingual Issues #1 |
| introduction to multilingual issues #2 | 27.2 Introduction to Multilingual Issues #2 |
| introduction to multilingual issues #3 | 27.3 Introduction to Multilingual Issues #3 |
| introduction to multilingual issues #4 | 27.4 Introduction to Multilingual Issues #4 |
| introduction to writing c code | 11.1 Introduction to Writing C Code |
| issues, better rendering support | 44.22.1 Better Rendering Support – Review Criteria |
| itext_ichar | 27.10.2 Working With Character and Byte Positions |
| itext_ichar_eql | 27.10.2 Working With Character and Byte Positions |
| itext_n_addr | 27.10.2 Working With Character and Byte Positions |
| ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System) | 3. A History of Emacs |
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| James, Jerry | 3.6 XEmacs |
| Japanese EUC (Extended Unix Code) | 27.6.1 Japanese EUC (Extended Unix Code) |
| Java | 6. The Lisp Language |
| Java vs. Lisp | 6. The Lisp Language |
| JIS7 | 27.6.2 JIS7 |
| Jones, Kyle | 3.6 XEmacs |
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| Kaplan, Simon | 3.6 XEmacs |
| Katsnelson, Kirill | 3.6 XEmacs |
| keybinding schemes, future work | 44.14.1 Future Work – Keybinding Schemes |
| keybindings, future work | 44.14 Future Work – Keybindings |
| keyword parameters, future work | 44.6 Future Work – Keyword Parameters |
| keyword parameters, future work | 46.9 Future Work – Keyword Parameters |
| KKCC, discussion | 45.1.1 Discussion – KKCC |
| Known-Bug-Expect-Failure | 12.1 How to Regression-Test |
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| Levy, Steven | 3. A History of Emacs |
| library, Lucid Widget | 42.1 Lucid Widget Library |
| line start cache | 31.2 Line Start Cache |
| lisp callbacks from critical areas of the c code, old future work | 46.6 Old Future Work – Lisp callbacks from critical areas of the C code |
| lisp engine discussion, future work | 44.21.1 Future Work – Lisp Engine Discussion |
| lisp engine replacement, future work | 44.21 Future Work – Lisp Engine Replacement |
| lisp engine replacement, implementation, future work | 44.21.2 Future Work – Lisp Engine Replacement – Implementation |
| Lisp internal modules, basic | 9.4 Basic Lisp Internal Modules |
| Lisp interpreter and object system, internal modules for other aspects of the | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| Lisp interpreter and object system, modules for other aspects of the | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| Lisp language, the | 6. The Lisp Language |
| Lisp modules, basic | 9.4 Basic Lisp Internal Modules |
| Lisp object types, creating | Implementation of Lisp objects |
| Lisp objects are represented in C, how | 20. How Lisp Objects Are Represented in C |
| Lisp objects, allocation of in XEmacs | 21. Allocation of Objects in XEmacs Lisp |
| Lisp objects, internal modules for other display-related | 31.6 Internal Modules for other Display-Related Lisp Objects |
| Lisp objects, internal modules for the basic displayable | 28.5 Internal Modules for the Basic Displayable Lisp Objects |
| Lisp objects, modules for other display-related | 31.6 Internal Modules for other Display-Related Lisp Objects |
| Lisp objects, modules for the basic displayable | 28.5 Internal Modules for the Basic Displayable Lisp Objects |
| Lisp primitives, writing | 11.4 Writing Lisp Primitives |
| Lisp reader and compiler, the | 22. The Lisp Reader and Compiler |
| Lisp stream API, future work | 44.16 Future Work – Lisp Stream API |
| Lisp vs. C | 6. The Lisp Language |
| Lisp vs. Java | 6. The Lisp Language |
| locales, code pages, and other concepts of “language” | 27.12.2 Locales, code pages, and other concepts of “language” |
| localized text/messages, future work | 44.15.5 Future Work – Localized Text/Messages |
| low-level allocation | 18. Low-Level Allocation |
| low-level allocation | 21.8 Low-level allocation |
| low-level internal modules | 9.3 Low-Level Internal Modules |
| low-level modules | 9.3 Low-Level Internal Modules |
| lrecords | 21.7 lrecords |
| lstream | 9.6 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the File System |
| lstream functions | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| lstream methods | 39.4 Lstream Methods |
| lstream types | 39.2 Lstream Types |
| lstream, creating an | 39.1 Creating an Lstream |
| lstreams | 39. Lstreams |
| Lstream_close | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_fgetc | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_flush | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_fputc | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_fungetc | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_getc | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_new | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_putc | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_read | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_reopen | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_rewind | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_set_buffering | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_ungetc | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_unread | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lstream_write | 39.3 Lstream Functions |
| Lucid Emacs | 3.3 Lucid Emacs |
| Lucid Inc. | 3.3 Lucid Emacs |
| Lucid Widget Library | 42.1 Lucid Widget Library |
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