kawa-3.1.1/doc/kawa.info-2

171      A prefix to treat the following number as exact.
179      A prefix to treat the following number as inexact.
769  -- Procedure: gentemp
3110 “namespace prefix” (namespace alias) as a short local alias to refer to
3129 have a prefix, which is a string used when printing out symbols
3132 symbol object, then you should use namespaces whose prefix is the empty
3135  -- Constructor: namespace name [prefix]
3140      prefix can be a string or a simple symbol.  (If a symbol is used,
3156  -- Procedure: namespace-prefix namespace
3157      Return the namespace prefix of the argument NAMESPACE, as a string.
3168  -- Constructor: symbol local-name [uri [prefix]]
3175      If uri is a string (optionally followed by a prefix), then:
3176           (symbol lname uri [prefix])
3178           (symbol lname (namespace uri [prefix]))
3191  -- Procedure: symbol-prefix symbol
3192      Return the prefix of the argument symbol, as an immutable (and
3206      different values of ‘symbol-prefix’ and ‘symbol-namespace’.  If a
3216 which is is a lexical definition that binds a namespace prefix to a
3221      Defines NAME as a “namespace prefix” - a lexically scoped
3242      Note that the prefix is only visible lexically: it is not part of
3260      Same as ‘define-namespace’, but the prefix NAME is local to the
3284  -- Syntax: define-xml-namespace prefix "namespace-uri"
3285      Defines a namespace with prefix PREFIX and URI NAMESPACE-URI.  This
3308    Note that the prefix is part of the qualified name (it is actually
3311 namespace-name are considered equal, even if they have different prefix.
3312 You can think of the prefix as annotation used when printing, but not
3314 object if they also have the same prefix.  This is an important
3327    The predefined ‘html’ prefix could be defined thus:
3438    • Zero or more “prefix arguments”, each of which is a value.  These
3449      If there are no keyword arguments, then it ambiguous where prefix
3462      prefix or postfix argument.
3574      Number of prefix arguments, which is the number of arguments before
3756    • There may not be extra non-keyword arguments (prefix or postfix)
4570      ‘log’ procedure with a single argument computes the natural
4675      radix prefix.
4692      explicit radix prefix is present in the string (e.g.  ‘"#o177"’).
5767 surrogate characters.  The implementation allows for natural
6159  -- Procedure: string-prefix-length string_{1} string_{2} [start_{1}
6163      Return the length of the longest common prefix/suffix of STRING_{1}
6170  -- Procedure: string-prefix? string_{1} string_{2} [start_{1} end_{1}
6174      Is STRING_{1} a prefix/suffix of STRING_{2}?
6298      ‘'prefix’
6299           Means a prefix grammar: insert the DELIMITER before every list
6315           ;; Suffix and prefix grammars are not:
6548      empty string signals an error.  The values ‘prefix’ and ‘suffix’
6578      it.  It seems natural to initialize the string with