3.33 Miscellaneous

Report Bug

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

Opens a window containing the template for reporting bugs in LispWorks. This template can then be filled in and emailed to Lisp Support.

break-on-editor-error

Editor Variable

Default value: nil .

Specifies whether an editor:editor-error generates a Lisp cerror , or whether it just displays a message in the Echo Area.

Report Manual Bug

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

Opens a window containing the template for reporting bugs in the LispWorks documentation. This template can then be filled in and emailed to Lisp Support.

Room

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

Displays information on the current status of the memory allocation for the host computer.

Build Application

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: None

Invokes the Application Builder in the LispWorks IDE and does a build. By default, it uses the current buffer as the build script. If given a prefix argument it prompts for a file to use as the build script.

Invoke Tool

Editor Command

Argument: None
Key sequence: Ctrl+#

Invokes a tool in the LispWorks IDE.

Firstly Invoke Tool prompts for a character. If you enter a known shortcut character, the corresponding tool is activated. If the character is unknown, it raises the Tools menu so you can select from it.

Notes:

The shortcut characters can be seen in the Tools menu. So if you do not know the shortcut character, you can enter '?' to get the menu, and then note the shortcut character.

On Cocoa, in any window in the LispWorks IDE Command+Ctrl+L invokes the Listener tool (as an example), which is more convenient than Invoke Tool .

If the tool does not already exist, one is created if needed.

Invoke Tool does nothing in a delivered image.