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<h3>ACL2-PC::SHOW-ABBREVIATIONS</h3>(macro)
<code>   </code>display the current abbreviations
<pre>Major Section:  <a href="PROOF-CHECKER-COMMANDS.html">PROOF-CHECKER-COMMANDS</a>
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Examples:
(show-abbreviations v w)
   -- assuming that v and w currently abbreviate terms,
      then this instruction displays them together with
      the terms they abbreviate
show-abbreviations
   -- display all abbreviations
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See also <code>add-abbreviation</code> and <code>remove-abbreviations</code>.  In
particular, the documentation for <code>add-abbreviation</code> contains a
general discussion of abbreviations.
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General Form:
(show-abbreviations &amp;rest vars)
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Display each argument in <code>vars</code> together with the term it abbreviates
(if any).  If there are no arguments, i.e. the instruction is simply
<code>show-abbreviations</code>, then display all abbreviations together with the
terms they abbreviate.<p>

If the term abbreviated by a variable, say <code>v</code>, contains a proper
subterm that is also abbreviate by (another) variable, then both the
unabbreviated term and the abbreviated term (but not using <code>(? v)</code> to
abbreviate the term) are displayed with together with <code>v</code>.
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