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(proced-grammar-alist): Allow predicate nil. New attribute tree. (proced-format-alist): Use attribute tree. (proced-tree-flag, proced-tree-indent): New variables. (proced-children-alist): Renamed from proced-process-tree. PPID must refer to a process in process-alist. Ignore PPIDs that equal PID. Children alist inherits sorting order from process-alist. (proced-process-tree): New variable. New function. (proced-process-tree-internal, proced-toggle-tree) (proced-tree, proced-tree-insert, proced-format-tree): New functions. (proced-mark-process-alist): Add docstring. (proced-filter-parents): PPID must refer to a process in process-alist. Ignore PPIDs that equal PID. (proced-sort): Throw error if attribute is not sortable. (proced-sort-interactive): Restrict completion to sortable attributes. (proced-format): Include tree in standard attributes if proced-tree-flag is non-nil. Make header clickable only if corresponding predicate is non-nil. (proced-update): Use proced-tree.

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