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	Index Entry	Section

A
	Archives	1.2 Where can I get Elib?
	AVL tree	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	avltree	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-clear`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-compare-function`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-copy`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-create`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-delete`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-empty`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-enter`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-first`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-flatten`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-last`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-map`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-member`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-p`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	`avltree-size`	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type

B
	Balanced binary tree	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	Bellman, Thomas	1.1 Contributors to Elib
	Binary tree	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	Binary tree, balanced	2.5 The AVL Tree Data Type
	bintree	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-clear`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-compare-function`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-copy`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-create`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-delete`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-empty`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-enter`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-first`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-flatten`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-last`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-map`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-member`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-p`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type
	`bintree-size`	2.4 The Binary Tree Data Type

C
	Cederqvist, Per	1.1 Contributors to Elib
	Circular lists	2.3.8 Debugging dll applications
	Collection	3.1 Introduction to cookie terminology
	`collection-append-cookies`	3.4 Inserting cookies in the collection
	`collection-buffer`	3.9 Operations that affect the buffer
	`collection-clear`	3.6 Deleting cookies
	`collection-collect-cookie`	3.8 Scanning the list
	`collection-collect-tin`	3.8 Scanning the list
	`collection-create`	3.3 Manipulating the entire collection
	`collection-empty`	3.3 Manipulating the entire collection
	`collection-filter-cookies`	3.6 Deleting cookies
	`collection-filter-tins`	3.6 Deleting cookies
	`collection-length`	3.3 Manipulating the entire collection
	`collection-list-cookies`	3.3 Manipulating the entire collection
	`collection-refresh`	3.9 Operations that affect the buffer
	`collection-set-goal-column`	3.9 Operations that affect the buffer
	Container Data Types	2. Container Data Types
	Contributors	1.1 Contributors to Elib
	Conventions	2. Container Data Types
	Cookie	3. The Cookie package--nodal data in a buffer
	Cookie conventions	3.2 Coding conventions used in the cookie package
	Cookie definitions	3.1 Introduction to cookie terminology
	`cookie-delete-first`	3.6 Deleting cookies
	`cookie-delete-last`	3.6 Deleting cookies
	`cookie-enter-after-tin`	3.4 Inserting cookies in the collection
	`cookie-enter-before-tin`	3.4 Inserting cookies in the collection
	`cookie-enter-first`	3.4 Inserting cookies in the collection
	`cookie-enter-last`	3.4 Inserting cookies in the collection
	`cookie-first`	3.7 Collection as a Doubly linked list
	`cookie-last`	3.7 Collection as a Doubly linked list
	`cookie-map`	3.8 Scanning the list
	`cookie-map-reverse`	3.8 Scanning the list
	`cookie-nth`	3.7 Collection as a Doubly linked list
	`cookie-sort`	3.7 Collection as a Doubly linked list

D
	Debugging dll	2.3.8 Debugging dll applications
	dll	2.3 The Doubly Linked List Data Type
	`dll-all`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-clear`	2.3.4 Removing nodes from a dll
	`dll-copy`	2.3.1 Creating a Doubly Linked List
	`dll-create`	2.3.1 Creating a Doubly Linked List
	`dll-create-from-list`	2.3.1 Creating a Doubly Linked List
	dll-debug	2.3.8 Debugging dll applications
	`dll-delete`	2.3.4 Removing nodes from a dll
	`dll-delete-first`	2.3.4 Removing nodes from a dll
	`dll-delete-last`	2.3.4 Removing nodes from a dll
	`dll-element`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-empty`	2.3.5 Predicates on a dll
	`dll-enter-after`	2.3.2 Entering elements in a dll
	`dll-enter-before`	2.3.2 Entering elements in a dll
	`dll-enter-first`	2.3.2 Entering elements in a dll
	`dll-enter-last`	2.3.2 Entering elements in a dll
	`dll-filter`	2.3.6 Maps and Filters on a dll
	`dll-first`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-last`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-length`	2.3.7 Miscellaneous dll operations
	`dll-map`	2.3.6 Maps and Filters on a dll
	`dll-map-reverse`	2.3.6 Maps and Filters on a dll
	`dll-next`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-nth`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-p`	2.3.5 Predicates on a dll
	`dll-previous`	2.3.3 Accessing elements of a dll
	`dll-sort`	2.3.7 Miscellaneous dll operations
	Doubly linked list	2.3 The Doubly Linked List Data Type
	Doubly linked lists, debugging	2.3.8 Debugging dll applications

E
	Elib, introduction	1. What is Elib?
	Enhancements	6. Future enhancements
	Error: circular lists	2.3.8 Debugging dll applications

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