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@equiv{} (≡): Indicating EquivalenceSometimes two expressions produce identical results. You can indicate
the exact equivalence of two forms with the @equiv{}
command. The @equiv{} command is displayed as
‘≡’, either a standard mathematical equivalence sign
(three parallel horizontal lines) or (when that is not available) as
the ASCII sequence ‘==’.
Thus,
@lisp
(make-sparse-keymap) @equiv{} (list 'keymap)
@end lisp
produces
(make-sparse-keymap) ≡ (list 'keymap)
This indicates that evaluating (make-sparse-keymap) produces
identical results to evaluating (list 'keymap).