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          201/NMODE Manual (Definitions)                                         Page 25-1


          202/25.  Definitions

          201/This section defines a number of terms used in the descriptions of NMODE
          commands.






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          202/Definition: Defun


          201/A defun is a list whose ( falls in column 0.  Its end is after the CRLF
          following its ).
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          202/Definition: Paragraph


          201/Paragraphs are delimited by blank lines and psuedo-blank lines, which are
          lines which don't match the existing fill prefix (when there is one), and,
          when in text mode, also by indentation and by text justifier command lines,
          which are currently defined as lines starting with a period and which are
          treated as another type of psuedo-blank line.  Paragraphs contain the final
          CRLF after their last test, and contain any immediately preceding empty line.
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          202/Definition: Region


          201/The region is that portion of text between point, the current buffer position,
          and mark.
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          202/Definition: Sentence


          201/A sentence is ended by a ., ? or ! followed by two spaces or a CRLF (with
          optional space), with any number of "closing characters" ", ', ) and ]
          between.  A sentence also starts at the start of a paragraph.  A sentence
          also ends at the end of a paragraph.
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