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+CONCEPT
+        lfuns
+
+DESCRIPTION
+        A lfun is a LPC function within an object which is public and can
+        be called by other objects. In OO terms, lfuns are "methods"
+        which you can send "messages" to.
+
+        Calling lfuns is done by using the efun call_other(), which
+        takes as arguments the object in which the lfun is to be called,
+        the name of the lfun to be called in the object, and additional
+        and optional arguments.
+
+        An example looks like this:
+
+        call_other(drink, "QueryShort");
+
+        This call may also be written as
+
+        drink->QueryShort();
+
+        This means call_other(object, "function", args...) can also be
+        written as object->function(args...). The second form is
+        preferred as it is easier to read.
+
+        Some lfuns have a special meaning for the LPC driver, because
+        they are applied by the interpreter instead from an LPC object.
+        To distinguish those, they are called ``applied lfuns''.
+
+SEE ALSO
+        efuns(LPC), efun(E), applied(A), master(M), call_other(E)