Common LispWorks User Guide, Liquid Common Lisp Version 5.0
7 The Listener
The listener is a tool which lets you evaluate Common Lisp expressions interactively and immediately see the results. It is useful for typing in short pieces of Common Lisp, and extensive use is made of it in the examples given in this manual. This chapter describes all the facilities of the listener. - 7.1 - The basic features of a listener
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- 7.2 - Evaluating simple forms
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- 7.3 - Re-evaluating forms
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- 7.4 - Interrupting evaluation
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- 7.5 - The History menu
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- 7.6 - The File menu
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- 7.7 - The Expression menu
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- 7.8 - The Values menu
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- 7.9 - The Debug menu
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- 7.10 - Execute mode
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- 7.11 - Help with editing in the listener
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- 7.12 - Further tools
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