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    Ep

    Return the sorted list of event names matching a given prefix

    Example:
    
    ACL2 !>:ep with-output ; or, (ep 'with-output); see @(see keyword-commands)
    (WITH-OUTPUT WITH-OUTPUT-FN
                 WITH-OUTPUT-FORCED WITH-OUTPUT-LOCK
                 WITH-OUTPUT-OBJECT-CHANNEL-SHARING)
    ACL2 !>

    The value returned by (:ep NAME) is the list of all event names E for which "NAME" is a prefix of the symbol-name of E, where this notion of ``prefix'' is case-insensitive.

    Also see ep- for a similar utility that omits names of built-in events.