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LIST OF LISP COMMANDS CODE

This check can be helpful if your routines depend on the definition of a function from a previously loaded file. The list returned is useful, but can take a while to sort through as it is not in alphabetical order or an order that will make much sense.Īs mentioned previously, you can use the ATOMS-FAMILY function to test for the existence of a symbol, function, or variable by passing in a list of the items you want to see exist. "VLA-GET-SHOWPLOTSTYLES" "VLA-GET-NUMCELLSTYLES" "AI_RETURN" "C:SAVEALL") ("ACTOOLBARDOCKBOTTOM" "ACET-VAR-SETVAR" "ACVIEWPORT4" "AC3IN_1FT" "VLA-ADDBOX" Symbol_list - Optional List of symbols, variables, or functions to search for.Įntering (atoms-family 1) at the Command prompt returns a long list that might look like the following. Valid values are 0 for Symbols or 1 for Strings. This ability to check for the existence of previous definitions is helpful if you want to see which functions are exposed before loading an AutoLISP file.įormat - Determines how the values in the returned list are formated. You can also use the function to check to see if a specific symbol, global variable, and/or function is currently defined or set. The ATOMS-FAMILY (not the Adams Family) function returns a list of all the symbols, global variables, and functions currently defined for use by AutoLISP.

cmpinclude.AutoLISP is one of the oldest and easiest ways of extending AutoCAD, but did you ever wonder what functions are currently defined or which global variables are already set?.

ascii text effects (changing color, move cursor, clear screen, bold, underline, etc).

Building a translator/interpretter for a new language (calcish).

CFG checker for simple arithmetic expressions.

tokenize a string of integers and identifiers.

LIST OF LISP COMMANDS CODE

the early stages of an attempt at a lisp code analyzer/debugging aid,.simple recognition of program elements using read and typecase,.- an interactive function editor/tester built on the macro suite.- a short test script, and resulting output.dynamically analyzing function composition.pair of macros to determine how many parameters a function expects.

"let over lambda" instead of classes, and.

let over lambda (creating public accessors to private data).

seeing the compiled code for a function (disassemble).

observations on efficiency and maintainability.

unwind-protect (continuing after interruption).

function side effects (setf inside functions).

Picolisp (search for termux-penti-picolisp)įormatting options, from cs.cmu.edu's AI group Guaranteed for the packages below, but at least they do give you a chance to experiment on your own machines:

There are some lisps with similar (though definitely not the same) functionality available,īut your labs/assignments must run on otter/cubs/pups.

We are running gcl 2.6.12 from gnu.org,.

Edit and save the file (.cl is the typical extension).

(They're quite good, but I'm really bad about following them)

Google code standards/style guide for common lisp.

(step (functioncall)) to single step through a function call.

(trace functionname) (untrace functionname) to turn on/off tracing.

A short list of common errors/resulting error messages.

(load "filename") to load an existing file of lisp code (that doesn't start with the #!).

(quit) or (bye) to quit, (help) for help.

Common lisp by examples (gnu) common lisp: features and functions