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    Start-proof-tree

    Start displaying proof trees during proofs

    Also see proof-tree and see stop-proof-tree. Note that :start-proof-tree works by removing 'proof-tree from the inhibit-output-lst; see set-inhibit-output-lst.

    Explanations of proof tree displays may be found elsewhere: see proof-tree. In a nutshell: :start-proof-tree causes proof tree display to be turned on, once it has been turned off by :stop-proof-tree.

    Do not attempt to invoke start-proof-tree during an interrupt in the middle of a proof.