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(easy-menu-define): Docstring fix. (easy-menu-do-define): Use `menu-item' format. Handle case where easy-menu-create-menu returns a symbol. Manually call the potential top-level filter in the function binding. (easy-menu-filter-return): New arg NAME. Convert to a keymap if MENU is an XEmacs menu. (easy-menu-convert-item-1): New. Extracted from easy-menu-do-add-item. (easy-menu-converted-items-table, easy-menu-convert-item): New. (easy-menu-do-add-item): Use it. (easy-menu-create-menu): Use easy-menu-convert-item. Wrap easy-menu-filter-return around any :filter specification. Don't convert the menu if a filter was specified. Tell easy-menu-make-symbol not to check for MENU being an expression. (easy-menu-make-symbol): New arg NOEXP.

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