GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual: Index: C

Index: C

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	Index Entry	Section

C
	`C-c`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-g`	21.10 Quitting
	`C-h`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-M-x`	18.2.2 Instrumenting for Edebug
	`c-mode-map`	H. Standard Keymaps
	`c-mode-syntax-table`	35.7 Some Standard Syntax Tables
	`C-q`	40.12 Flow Control
	`C-s`	40.12 Flow Control
	`C-x`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-x 4`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-x 5`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-x 6`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-x RET`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`C-x v`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`caar`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`cache-long-line-scans`	38.3 Truncation
	`cadr`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`calendar-date-display-form`	39.3 Date Display Format
	`calendar-daylight-savings-ends`	39.5 Daylight Savings Time
	`calendar-daylight-savings-ends-time`	39.5 Daylight Savings Time
	`calendar-daylight-savings-starts`	39.5 Daylight Savings Time
	`calendar-daylight-savings-starts-time`	39.5 Daylight Savings Time
	`calendar-daylight-time-offset`	39.5 Daylight Savings Time
	`calendar-holiday-marker`	39.1 Customizing the Calendar
	`calendar-holidays`	39.2 Customizing the Holidays
	`calendar-load-hook`	39.1 Customizing the Calendar
	`calendar-mark-today`	39.1 Customizing the Calendar
	`calendar-move-hook`	39.1 Customizing the Calendar
	`calendar-star-date`	39.1 Customizing the Calendar
	`calendar-time-display-form`	39.4 Time Display Format
	`calendar-today-marker`	39.1 Customizing the Calendar
	call stack	18.1.8 Internals of the Debugger
	`call-interactively`	21.3 Interactive Call
	`call-process`	37.3 Creating a Synchronous Process
	`call-process-region`	37.3 Creating a Synchronous Process
	calling a function	12.5 Calling Functions
	`cancel-debug-on-entry`	18.1.3 Entering the Debugger on a Function Call
	`cancel-timer`	40.7 Timers for Delayed Execution
	candle lighting times	39.9 Sexp Entries and the Fancy Diary Display
	capitalization	4.8 Case Conversion in Lisp
	`capitalize`	4.8 Case Conversion in Lisp
	`capitalize-region`	32.18 Case Changes
	`capitalize-word`	32.18 Case Changes
	`car`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`car-safe`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	case conversion in buffers	32.18 Case Changes
	case conversion in Lisp	4.8 Case Conversion in Lisp
	case in replacements	34.6.1 Replacing the Text that Matched
	`case-fold-search`	34.7 Searching and Case
	`case-replace`	34.7 Searching and Case
	`case-table-p`	4.9 The Case Table
	`catch`	10.5.1 Explicit Nonlocal Exits: `catch` and `throw`
	categories of characters	35.9 Categories
	`category (overlay property)`	38.9.1 Overlay Properties
	`category (text property)`	32.19.4 Properties with Special Meanings
	category of text character	32.19.4 Properties with Special Meanings
	`category-docstring`	35.9 Categories
	`category-set-mnemonics`	35.9 Categories
	`category-table`	35.9 Categories
	`category-table-p`	35.9 Categories
	CBREAK	40.12 Flow Control
	`cdar`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`cddr`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`cdr`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`cdr-safe`	5.4 Accessing Elements of Lists
	`ceiling`	3.5 Numeric Conversions
	centering point	28.11 Textual Scrolling
	change hooks	32.25 Change Hooks
	change hooks for a character	32.19.4 Properties with Special Meanings
	`change-major-mode-hook`	11.10.2 Creating and Deleting Buffer-Local Bindings
	changing key bindings	22.9 Changing Key Bindings
	changing to another buffer	27.2 The Current Buffer
	changing window size	28.15 Changing the Size of a Window
	`char-after`	32.1 Examining Text Near Point
	`char-before`	32.1 Examining Text Near Point
	`char-category-set`	35.9 Categories
	`char-charset`	33.5 Character Sets
	`char-equal`	4.5 Comparison of Characters and Strings
	`char-or-string-p`	4.2 The Predicates for Strings
	`char-syntax`	35.3 Syntax Table Functions
	`char-table-extra-slot`	6.6 Char-Tables
	`char-table-p`	6.6 Char-Tables
	`char-table-parent`	6.6 Char-Tables
	`char-table-range`	6.6 Char-Tables
	`char-table-subtype`	6.6 Char-Tables
	char-tables	6.6 Char-Tables
	`char-to-string`	4.6 Conversion of Characters and Strings
	`char-valid-p`	33.4 Character Codes
	`char-width`	38.10 Width
	character alternative (in regexp)	34.2.1.1 Special Characters in Regular Expressions
	character arrays	4. Strings and Characters
	character case	4.8 Case Conversion in Lisp
	character classes in regexp	34.2.1.2 Character Classes
	character code conversion	33.10.1 Basic Concepts of Coding Systems
	character codes	33.4 Character Codes
	character insertion	32.5 User-Level Insertion Commands
	character printing	24.4 Describing Characters for Help Messages
	`character quote`	35.2.1 Table of Syntax Classes
	character sets	33.5 Character Sets
	character to string	4.6 Conversion of Characters and Strings
	character translation tables	33.9 Translation of Characters
	characters	4. Strings and Characters
	characters for interactive codes	21.2.2 Code Characters for `interactive`
	`charset-bytes`	33.6 Characters and Bytes
	`charset-dimension`	33.6 Characters and Bytes
	`charset-list`	33.5 Character Sets
	`charset-plist`	33.5 Character Sets
	`charsetp`	33.5 Character Sets
	`check-coding-system`	33.10.3 Coding Systems in Lisp
	`checkdoc-minor-mode`	D.3 Tips for Documentation Strings
	child process	37. Processes
	`christian-holidays`	39.2 Customizing the Holidays
	circular structure, read syntax	2.5 Read Syntax for Circular Objects
	`cl`	1.2 Lisp History
	CL note---`rplaca` vrs `setcar`	5.6 Modifying Existing List Structure
	CL note---`set` local	11.8 How to Alter a Variable Value
	CL note--allocate more storage	E.3 Garbage Collection
	CL note--case of letters	2.3.4 Symbol Type
	CL note--default optional arg	12.2.3 Other Features of Argument Lists
	CL note--integers vrs `eq`	3.4 Comparison of Numbers
	CL note--interning existing symbol	8.3 Creating and Interning Symbols
	CL note--lack `union`, `intersection`	5.7 Using Lists as Sets
	CL note--no continuable errors	10.5.3.1 How to Signal an Error
	CL note--only `throw` in Emacs	10.5.1 Explicit Nonlocal Exits: `catch` and `throw`
	CL note--special forms compared	9.2.7 Special Forms
	CL note--special variables	11.9 Scoping Rules for Variable Bindings
	CL note--symbol in obarrays	8.3 Creating and Interning Symbols
	`cl-specs.el`	18.2.2 Instrumenting for Edebug
	`cl.el (Edebug)`	18.2.2 Instrumenting for Edebug
	class of advice	17.2 Defining Advice
	cleanup forms	10.5.4 Cleaning Up from Nonlocal Exits
	`clear-abbrev-table`	36.2 Abbrev Tables
	`clear-face-cache`	38.11.6 Font Selection
	`clear-image-cache`	38.13.9 Image Cache
	`clear-this-command-keys`	21.4 Information from the Command Loop
	`clear-visited-file-modtime`	27.6 Comparison of Modification Time
	click event	21.6.4 Click Events
	clickable text	32.19.9 Defining Clickable Text
	clipboard support (for MS-Windows)	29.18 Window System Selections
	close parenthesis	38.14 Blinking Parentheses
	`close parenthesis character`	35.2.1 Table of Syntax Classes
	closures not available	11.9.2 Extent
	`clrhash`	7.2 Hash Table Access
	codes, interactive, description of	21.2.2 Code Characters for `interactive`
	coding standards	D. Tips and Conventions
	coding system	33.10 Coding Systems
	`coding-system-change-eol-conversion`	33.10.3 Coding Systems in Lisp
	`coding-system-change-text-conversion`	33.10.3 Coding Systems in Lisp
	`coding-system-for-read`	33.10.6 Specifying a Coding System for One Operation
	`coding-system-for-write`	33.10.6 Specifying a Coding System for One Operation
	`coding-system-get`	33.10.1 Basic Concepts of Coding Systems
	`coding-system-list`	33.10.3 Coding Systems in Lisp
	`coding-system-p`	33.10.3 Coding Systems in Lisp
	`color-defined-p`	29.19 Color Names
	`color-gray-p`	29.19 Color Names
	`color-supported-p`	29.19 Color Names
	`color-values`	29.19 Color Names
	colors on text-only terminals	29.20 Text Terminal Colors
	columns	32.16 Counting Columns
	`combine-after-change-calls`	32.25 Change Hooks
	command	12.1 What Is a Function?
	command descriptions	1.3.7.1 A Sample Function Description
	command history	21.14 Command History
	command in keymap	22.7 Key Lookup
	command loop	21. Command Loop
	command loop, recursive	21.12 Recursive Editing
	`command-debug-status`	18.1.8 Internals of the Debugger
	`command-execute`	21.3 Interactive Call
	`command-history`	21.14 Command History
	`command-history-map`	H. Standard Keymaps
	`command-line`	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	command-line arguments	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	command-line options	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	`command-line-args`	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	`command-line-functions`	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	`command-line-processed`	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	`command-switch-alist`	40.1.4 Command-Line Arguments
	`commandp`	21.3 Interactive Call
	`commandp` example	20.5.4 High-Level Completion Functions
	commands, defining	21.2 Defining Commands
	`comment ender`	35.2.1 Table of Syntax Classes
	`comment starter`	35.2.1 Table of Syntax Classes
	comment syntax	35.2.1 Table of Syntax Classes
	comments	2.2 Comments
	Common Lisp	1.2 Lisp History
	Common Lisp (Edebug)	18.2.2 Instrumenting for Edebug
	`compare-buffer-substrings`	32.3 Comparing Text
	`compare-strings`	4.5 Comparison of Characters and Strings
	`compare-window-configurations`	28.17 Window Configurations
	comparing buffer text	32.3 Comparing Text
	comparison of modification time	27.6 Comparison of Modification Time
	compilation	16. Byte Compilation
	compilation functions	16.2 The Compilation Functions
	`compile-defun`	16.2 The Compilation Functions
	compiled function	16.6 Byte-Code Function Objects
	complete key	22.1 Keymap Terminology
	`completing-read`	20.5.2 Completion and the Minibuffer
	completion	20.5 Completion
	completion, file name	25.8.6 File Name Completion
	`completion-auto-help`	20.5.3 Minibuffer Commands that Do Completion
	`completion-ignore-case`	20.5.1 Basic Completion Functions
	`completion-ignored-extensions`	25.8.6 File Name Completion
	complex arguments	20. Minibuffers
	complex command	21.14 Command History
	`compute-motion`	30.2.5 Motion by Screen Lines
	`concat`	4.3 Creating Strings
	concatenating lists	5.6.3 Functions that Rearrange Lists
	concatenating strings	4.3 Creating Strings
	`cond`	10.2 Conditionals
	condition name	10.5.3.4 Error Symbols and Condition Names
	`condition-case`	10.5.3.3 Writing Code to Handle Errors
	conditional display specifications	38.12.4 Conditional Display Specifications
	conditional evaluation	10.2 Conditionals
	conditional selection of windows	28.4 Selecting Windows
	`cons`	5.5 Building Cons Cells and Lists
	cons cell as box	5.2 Lists as Linked Pairs of Boxes
	cons cells	5.5 Building Cons Cells and Lists
	`cons-cells-consed`	E.4 Memory Usage
	consing	5.5 Building Cons Cells and Lists
	`consp`	5.3 Predicates on Lists
	`constrain-to-field`	32.19.10 Defining and Using Fields
	continuation lines	38.3 Truncation
	`continue-process`	37.8 Sending Signals to Processes
	control character key constants	22.9 Changing Key Bindings
	control character printing	24.4 Describing Characters for Help Messages
	control characters	2.3.3 Character Type
	control characters in display	38.16 Usual Display Conventions
	control characters, reading	21.7.4 Quoted Character Input
	control structures	10. Control Structures
	`Control-X-prefix`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	conventions for writing minor modes	23.2.1 Conventions for Writing Minor Modes
	conversion of strings	4.6 Conversion of Characters and Strings
	`convert-standard-filename`	25.8.7 Standard File Names
	`coordinates-in-window-p`	28.16 Coordinates and Windows
	`copy-alist`	5.8 Association Lists
	`copy-category-table`	35.9 Categories
	`copy-face`	38.11.7 Functions for Working with Faces
	`copy-file`	25.7 Changing File Names and Attributes
	`copy-hash-table`	7.4 Other Hash Table Functions
	`copy-keymap`	22.3 Creating Keymaps
	`copy-marker`	31.3 Functions that Create Markers
	`copy-region-as-kill`	32.8.2 Functions for Killing
	`copy-sequence`	6.1 Sequences
	`copy-syntax-table`	35.3 Syntax Table Functions
	copying alists	5.8 Association Lists
	copying files	25.7 Changing File Names and Attributes
	copying lists	5.5 Building Cons Cells and Lists
	copying sequences	6.1 Sequences
	copying strings	4.3 Creating Strings
	copying vectors	6.5 Functions for Vectors
	`cos`	3.9 Standard Mathematical Functions
	`count-lines`	30.2.4 Motion by Text Lines
	`count-loop`	1.3.7.1 A Sample Function Description
	`count-screen-lines`	30.2.5 Motion by Screen Lines
	counting columns	32.16 Counting Columns
	coverage testing	18.2.13 Coverage Testing
	`create-file-buffer`	25.1.2 Subroutines of Visiting
	`create-fontset-from-fontset-spec`	38.11.10 Fontsets
	`create-glyph`	38.17.3 Glyphs
	`create-image`	38.13.7 Defining Images
	creating buffers	27.9 Creating Buffers
	creating keymaps	22.3 Creating Keymaps
	`ctl-arrow`	38.16 Usual Display Conventions
	`ctl-x-4-map`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`ctl-x-5-map`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	`ctl-x-map`	22.5 Prefix Keys
	current binding	11.3 Local Variables
	current buffer	27.2 The Current Buffer
	current buffer excursion	30.3 Excursions
	current buffer mark	31.7 The Mark
	current buffer point and mark (Edebug)	18.2.14.2 Edebug Display Update
	current buffer position	30.1 Point
	current command	21.4 Information from the Command Loop
	current stack frame	18.1.5 Using the Debugger
	`current-buffer`	27.2 The Current Buffer
	`current-case-table`	4.9 The Case Table
	`current-column`	32.16 Counting Columns
	`current-fill-column`	32.12 Margins for Filling
	`current-frame-configuration`	29.12 Frame Configurations
	`current-global-map`	22.6 Active Keymaps
	`current-indentation`	32.17.1 Indentation Primitives
	`current-input-method`	33.11 Input Methods
	`current-input-mode`	40.8.1 Input Modes
	`current-justification`	32.11 Filling
	`current-kill`	32.8.4 Low-Level Kill Ring
	`current-left-margin`	32.12 Margins for Filling
	`current-local-map`	22.6 Active Keymaps
	`current-message`	38.4 The Echo Area
	`current-minor-mode-maps`	22.6 Active Keymaps
	`current-prefix-arg`	21.11 Prefix Command Arguments
	`current-time`	40.5 Time of Day
	`current-time-string`	40.5 Time of Day
	`current-time-zone`	40.5 Time of Day
	`current-window-configuration`	28.17 Window Configurations
	`cursor-in-echo-area`	38.4 The Echo Area
	`cursor-type`	29.3.3 Window Frame Parameters
	`cust-print`	18.2.11 Printing in Edebug
	`custom-add-option`	14.3 Defining Customization Variables
	cut buffer	29.18 Window System Selections
	cyclic ordering of windows	28.5 Cyclic Ordering of Windows

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