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(list-diary-entries): Adapt for new behaviour of `calendar-day-name' and `calendar-month-name' functions. (diary-name-pattern): Use abbrev arrays, rather than fixing abbrevs at three chars. Calling syntax change. (mark-diary-entries): Adapt for new behaviours of `diary-name-pattern' and `calendar-make-alist' functions. (fancy-diary-font-lock-keywords): Adapt for new behaviour of `diary-name-pattern' function. (font-lock-diary-date-forms): Use abbrev arrays, rather than fixing abbrevs at three chars. Calling syntax change. (cal-hebrew, cal-islam): Require when compiling. (diary-font-lock-keywords): Adapt for new behaviour of `font-lock-diary-date-forms' function.

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