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Here is a list of none exhaustive builtins functions.
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## Add-prefix
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### Syntax
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```lisp
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(add-prefix "prefix-name")```
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### Description
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The `add-prefix` function create a new prefix that can be used for `map-keys`. The default prefix is "no-prefix" and should be used for normal uses in map-keys.
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## editor-set-prefix
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### Syntax
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```lisp
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(editor-set-prefix "prefix-name")
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```
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### Description
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The `add-prefix` function changes the current prefix state to the new one.
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## Map-key
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### Syntax
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``` lisp
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(map-key "key-binds" command)
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(map-key "key-binds" command "prefix")
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```
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### Description
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The `map-key` function allows you to link lisp function (or builtins CLispFunction) to key sequences.
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The `map-key` function allows you to link lisp function (or builtins CLispFunction) to key sequences with a certain prefix.
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## Define
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