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Node:<a name="Do%20not%20with%20tree-buffer">Do not with tree-buffer</a>,
Next:<a rel=next accesskey=n href="Tree-buffer-How-to.html#Tree-buffer%20How%20to">Tree-buffer How to</a>,
Previous:<a rel=previous accesskey=p href="The-tree-buffer-API.html#The%20tree-buffer-API">The tree-buffer-API</a>,
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<h4>Things which are strictly forbidden</h4>
<p>Variable <code>tree-buffers</code>: Only for internal use! It contains all
tree-buffers of current Emacs-instance, means <strong>all</strong>
tree-buffers of <strong>all</strong> applications which uses currently
tree-buffers. Every application must store its own collection of
tree-buffers in an own variable! For example: ECB stores its
tree-buffer set in <code>ecb-tree-buffers</code>!
<p>Variable <code>tree-buffer-displayed-nodes</code>: Only for internal use!
Contains all the current visible nodes of current tree-buffer in
top-to-bottom order. This variable is buffer-local in each
tree-buffer! Do not use it directly! When you want to cache the
current display, then see <a href="Tree-buffer-How-to.html#Tree-buffer%20How%20to">Tree-buffer How to</a> how to do this.
<p><strong>IMPORTANT</strong>: An application may only use the API tree-buffer.el
provides but no internal variables - see <a href="The-tree-buffer-API.html#The%20tree-buffer-API">The tree-buffer-API</a>!
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