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Trivial changes to silence warnings. (xscheme-previous-mode, xscheme-previous-process-state): Add defvars. (xscheme-last-input-end, xscheme-process-command-line, xscheme-process-name, xscheme-buffer-name, xscheme-expressions-ring-max, xscheme-expressions-ring, xscheme-expressions-ring-yank-pointer, xscheme-running-p, xscheme-control-g-synchronization-p, xscheme-control-g-disabled-p, xscheme-string-receiver, default-xscheme-runlight, xscheme-runlight, xscheme-runlight-string, xscheme-process-filter-state, xscheme-allow-output-p, xscheme-prompt, xscheme-mode-string): Move to beginning of file. (scheme-interaction-mode-commands-alist, scheme-interaction-mode-map, scheme-debugger-mode-map): Declare them before use. Note: the initialization code for the variables has not been moved because it uses functions that reference the variables. (xscheme-control-g-message-string, xscheme-process-filter-alist, xscheme-prompt-for-expression-map): Declare them before use. (scheme-debugger-mode-commands): "?\ " -> "?\s".

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