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## :edit

Arguments: &optional fspec

This command causes the file containing the definition of fspec (if supplied) or the function called in the current debugger frame (if fspec is not supplied) to be opened in an editor buffer (in an Emacs buffer on Unix and in a text-edit-window on Windows). fspec should name a function. This command will signal an error if (on Unix) the emacs-lisp interface is not running or if the file containing the definition of fspec is not known to the system.

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