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With a few functions and macros, you can write Emacs Lisp code that evaluates to a string of LaTeX code. This file provides a major mode, derived from `emacs-lisp-mode' that improves the highlighting of these functions and macros. It also provides a function `eltex-compile', which will export the current ElTeX buffer to a LaTeX file specified in `eltex-filename'. See paperdemo.elt for an example of the general syntax.
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