A convenience function for creating multiple 
g:simple-action    instances and adding them to a 
g:action-map object.    Each action in the 
entries list is constructed from the following
  parameters:  
    - name
 - The string with the name of the action.
     - activate
 - The callback function to connect to the "activate"      signal of the action. This can be nil for stateful actions, in
      which case the default handler is used. For boolean-stated actions with
      no parameter, this is a toggle. For other state types, and parameter type
      equal to the state type, this will be a function that just calls the      change-state callback function, which you should provide.
     - parameter-type
 - The type of the parameter that must be
      passed to the activate function for this action, given as a single      g:variant-type parameter type string, or nil for no      parameter.
      - state
 - The initial state for this action, given in      g:variant text format. The state is parsed with no extra type
      information, so type tags must be added to the string if they are      necessary. Stateless actions should give nil here.
      - change-state
 - The callback function to connect to the      "change-state" signal of the action. All stateful actions should      provide a handler here, stateless actions should not.
   
  All values after name are optional.  
Examples
    Using the 
g:action-map-add-action-entries function:    
(defun activate-quit (action parameter)
  (declare (ignore action parameter)))
(defun activate-print (action parameter)
  (declare (ignore action parameter)))
(defun create-action-group ()
  (let ((entries (list (list "quit"
                             #'activate-quit)
                       (list "print"
                             #'activate-print
                             "s")))
        (group (g:simple-action-group-new)))
    (g:action-map-add-action-entries group entries)
    group))