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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.no>
Subject: Re: lisp editors
Date: 2000/06/25
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* The Glauber <theglauber@my-deja.com>
| I'm trying to learn Common Lisp and afraid that the Elisp stuff will
| distract me too much.

  I doubt that, but it may depend on how you decide that something is
  "Common Lisp".  My suggestion is: always have the standard reference
  available, look up stuff you are not completely certain about, and
  you should be safe.

#:Erik
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