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Re: Is a GNUemacs function defined?

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From: Matt Crawford
Date: Fri, 06 Jan 1989 19:20
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Ashwin's reply about using provide and require is the correct solution,
but in case you sometimes really do need to decide whether a function is
defined, use (fboundp 'SYMBOL):  T if SYMBOL's function definition is
not void.
			Matt Crawford
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Subject: Re: Is a GNUemacs function defined?
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