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(proced-grammar-alist): Refiner can be a list (function help-echo) instead of a cons pair. (proced-post-display-hook): New variable. (proced-tree-depth): Renamed from proced-tree-indent. (proced-mode): Derive mode from special-mode. (proced-mode-map): Changed accordingly. (proced, proced-update): Run proced-post-display-hook. (proced-do-mark-all): Count processes for which mark has been updated. (proced-format): Check for ppid attribute. (proced-process-attributes): Take time and ctime attribute from system-process-attributes. (proced-send-signal): Doc fix. Collect properly the info on marked processes. Use fit-window-to-buffer instead of dired-pop-to-buffer.

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