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#1
In the newlisp manual in the "Creating contexts" section it is mentioned that contexts are created

implicitly when referring to a context that does not exist.

This is working in general but if i use a single character as a context name then it fails with the following error

If i try to do this

(define (D:foo x y)
  (+ x y))

It fails with error
Quote ERR: context expected in function define : D


It works ok if i just use a 2 character name for the context like this

(define (DC:foo x y)
  (+ x y))