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strings in $killring are ignored when yank-popping. Yank-popping
is more consistent about looping and using the original cutbuffer.
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matches (17910)
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of the functions (for improved accuracy).
- Added getrawseconds() and setrawsecodns() to allow the code to save and
restore the actual start time of the $SECONDS variable.
- Changed the code that was adding in the child's elapsed time into the
parent $SECONDS variable to just restore the raw time.
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creating a local value (avoids rounding problems with elapsed time).
- Also changed a line where the newspecial enum was compared to 0 instead
of NS_NONE.
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