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Re: bug in Esc manual page? [message #5032 is a reply to message #5031]

Thu, 31 August 2006 17:27

mirek
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No.

However, #lambda() is the shortcut definition INSIDE function body.

Embedding application can implement adding "C-like" function definitions as global lambda variables; Scan function does that too (but you do not need to use Scan to embed Esc).

So the "practical" answer is in fact yes Smile

Mirek

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