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Stefan Monnier wrote:
>> I see no reason not to change e to math-e.  Except that it may be rather
>> hard to find and replace the current uses of e ... ;-)
> 
> Shouldn't be that hard: remove it, recompile, and look for messages about use
> of undeclared variable "e".

Ah, thanks. I seldom byte-compile my elisp files and did not realize it 
was that easy.