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diff -ur ecl-0.9d.orig/src/doc/user.txi ecl-0.9d/src/doc/user.txi
--- ecl-0.9d.orig/src/doc/user.txi 2004-11-02 05:26:16.000000000 -0600
+++ ecl-0.9d/src/doc/user.txi 2004-11-02 20:38:49.642445608 -0600
@@ -3394,11 +3394,11 @@
@deffnx {Method} {(setf documentation)} {new-value (list list) @optional{} doc-type}
@end deffn
-@defun {ensure-generic-function} {function-name @keys{} lambda-list @keys :argument-precedence-order :declare :documentation :generic-function-class|ekeys{:method-combination :method-class :environment}}
-@example
-function-name ::= symbol | (setf symbol)
-@end example
-@end defun
+@c @defun {ensure-generic-function} {function-name @keys{} lambda-list @keys :argument-precedence-order :declare :documentation :generic-function-class|ekeys{:method-combination :method-class :environment}}
+@c @example
+@c function-name ::= symbol | (setf symbol)
+@c @end example
+@c @end defun
@defun {find-class} {symbol @optional{} errorp environment}
@@ -3417,29 +3417,29 @@
The generic function function-keywords is used to return the keyword parameter specifiers for a given method.
-@defmac {generic-function} {lambda-list \mchoice{option | @{method-description@}*}}
+@c @defmac {generic-function} {lambda-list \mchoice{option | @{method-description@}*}}
-@example
-option ::= (:argument-precedence-order @{parameter-name@}+)
- | (declare @{declaration@}+)
- | (:documentation string)
- | (:method-combination symbol @{arg@}*)
- | (:generic-function-class class-name)
- | (:method-class class-name)
-method-description ::= (:method @{method-qualifier@}*
- specialized-lambda-list
- @{declaration | @var{documentation}@}*
- @{form@}*)
-@end example
-The @code{generic-function} macro creates an anonymous generic function. The
-generic function is created with the set of methods specified by its method
-descriptions. The @var{option}, @var{method-qualifier}, and
-@var{specialized-lambda-list} arguments are the same as for @code{defgeneric}.
-The generic function object is returned as the result. If no method
-descriptions are specified, an anonymous generic function with no methods is
-created. See @macref{defgeneric}, @macref{generic-flet},
-@macref{generic-labels}, @macref{defmethod}.
-@end defmac
+@c @example
+@c option ::= (:argument-precedence-order @{parameter-name@}+)
+@c | (declare @{declaration@}+)
+@c | (:documentation string)
+@c | (:method-combination symbol @{arg@}*)
+@c | (:generic-function-class class-name)
+@c | (:method-class class-name)
+@c method-description ::= (:method @{method-qualifier@}*
+@c specialized-lambda-list
+@c @{declaration | @var{documentation}@}*
+@c @{form@}*)
+@c @end example
+@c The @code{generic-function} macro creates an anonymous generic function. The
+@c generic function is created with the set of methods specified by its method
+@c descriptions. The @var{option}, @var{method-qualifier}, and
+@c @var{specialized-lambda-list} arguments are the same as for @code{defgeneric}.
+@c The generic function object is returned as the result. If no method
+@c descriptions are specified, an anonymous generic function with no methods is
+@c created. See @macref{defgeneric}, @macref{generic-flet},
+@c @macref{generic-labels}, @macref{defmethod}.
+@c @end defmac
@deffn {Generic} {initialize-instance} instance @rest{} initargs
@deffnx {Method} {initialize-instance} {(instance standard-object) @rest{} initargs}
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