globalize.lst

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lexit
read_setup_file
get_number
read_startup_ri_file
get_info
get_dirname
scr_status_to_errcode
getseq
syserrclr
getshort
getlong
keyreader
set_raw_mode
input_task
waiting_for_chunk
get_kfun
repaint
filerange_lock_unlock
file_lock
get_column_labels
RastHandle
V3_disp_grph_compute_view
V3_disp_grph_process
V3_disp_grph_set_cur_view
x_disp_graph
x_disp_text
x_disp_grph_compute_view
x_disp_grph_process
x_disp_grph_set_cur_view
x_disp_grph_txt_fit
x_disp_grph_txt_size
x_disp_info
x_disp_open
x_disp_close
x_disp_close_retain_termcap
x_disp_grph_load_font
tty_disp_open
core_funcs
dliopen
dliclose
opcodes
MapX
MapY
banner_printed
at_date
encode_date
check_three_numbers
get_integer
need_to_close
clear_screen_buffer
opline
get_screen_size
slash_convert
fname_real_len
file_path_expand
check_lengths
vpos
inprint
display_region
origx
origy
origz
region
setup_column_widths
setup_invalid_columns
display_scan_row
region_top
row_set_pos
row_valid
cell_col_invalid
display_date
display_filename
filename_length
mac_nobreak
mac_str
drop_one_push_stack_string
drop_one_push_err
get_allow_autoexec