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* keymap.c (access_keymap): Add AUTOLOAD parameter. Do the meta->esc mapping. Call get_keyelt before returning. Start scanning from the second element (the first is always `keymap') to make it easier to detect when we reach a parent map. Handle the case of inheriting from a symbol whose function is a map. (Fkeymap_parent): Also handle the `inherit from symbol' case. (fix_submap_inheritance, Fdefine_key): Update call to access_keymap. (get_keyelt, Flookup_key): Update call to access_keymap. Remove the meta->esc mappings. (define_as_prefix): Delete old disabled code. (menu_item_p): New function. (where_is_internal_1): Skip over the few remaining menu items. * lisp.h (access_keymap): Update prototype. * keyboard.c (read_char, menu_bar_items, tool_bar_items): Update call to access_keymap. (follow_key, read_key_sequence): Update calls to access_keymap. Remove the meta->esc mappings.

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