International Character Sets

Contents


Contents
Copyright and Trademarks
1 - Introduction
1.1 - Summary of software changes
1.2 - Definition of terms
1.3 - Notational conventions and syntax
1.3.1 - Functions and generic functions
1.3.2 - Macros and special forms
1.3.3 - Global variables and constants
1.3.4 - Examples and code
2 - Data Types and Type Specifiers
2.1 - New data types
2.1.1 - Character types
2.1.2 - String types
2.1.3 - Type specifier abbreviations
2.2 - Foreign data types
3 - Using Characters and Strings
3.1 - Characters
3.1.1 - Standard and printing characters
3.1.2 - Character attributes
3.1.3 - New character operations
3.1.4 - Changes to Common Lisp character operations
3.1.4.1 - Changes to support double-byte characters
3.1.4.2 - Changes to support bits and font attributes
3.2 - Strings
3.2.1 - New string operations
3.2.2 - Changes to Common Lisp string operations
3.3 - Streams and I/O
3.3.1 - Restrictions on input/output
3.3.2 - New stream variables
3.3.3 - Changes to Common Lisp stream operations
3.3.3.1 - OPEN and MAKE-LISP-STREAM
3.3.3.2 - MAKE-STRING-OUTPUT-STREAM and WITH-OUTPUT-TO-STRING
3.4 - Reference pages
Glossary
Index

International Character Sets - 9 SEP 1996

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