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.sh 1 "The Functions"
.pp
In the following definitions,
.q \*m
means that the
.q function
is really a
.q #define
macro with arguments.
This means that it will not show up in stack traces in the debugger,
or, in the case of such functions as
.Fn addch ,
it will show up as it's
.Bq w
counterpart.
The arguments are given to show the order and type of each.
Their names are not mandatory,
just suggestive.
.ta 11m,17m,25m,33m,41m,49m,57m,65m,73m
.sh 2 "Output Functions"
.so doc.I
.sh 2 "Input Functions"
.so doc.II
.sh 2 "Miscellaneous Functions"
.so doc.III
.sh 2 Details
.so doc.IV
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574ea383 KA	1	.sh 1 "The Functions"
	2	.pp
	3	In the following definitions,
	4	.q \*m
	5	means that the
	6	.q function
	7	is really a
	8	.q #define
	9	macro with arguments.
	10	This means that it will not show up in stack traces in the debugger,
	11	or, in the case of such functions as
	12	.Fn addch ,
	13	it will show up as it's
	14	.Bq w
	15	counterpart.
	16	The arguments are given to show the order and type of each.
	17	Their names are not mandatory,
	18	just suggestive.
	19	.ta 11m,17m,25m,33m,41m,49m,57m,65m,73m
	20	.sh 2 "Output Functions"
	21	.so doc.I
	22	.sh 2 "Input Functions"
	23	.so doc.II
	24	.sh 2 "Miscellaneous Functions"
	25	.so doc.III
	26	.sh 2 Details
	27	.so doc.IV