original ) (raw ):type (
T ) labels
Tilde
T : Tabulate
add-component-to-
tab
add-
tab
CG
tab on Options dialog
default-
tab -height
default-
tab -width
display-pixmap-in-browser-
tab
Editor Color
tab on Options dialog
Editor
tab on Options dialog
find-
tab
Fonts
tab on Options dialog
Form
tab on Options dialog
highlight-selected-editor-
tab
highlight-
tab
pprint-
tab
Project Manager Advanced
Tab
Project Manager Build
Tab
Project Manager CG/JS
Tab
Project Manager Include
Tab
Project Manager Modules
Tab
Project Manager Options
Tab
Project Manager Version Info
Tab
Project
tab on Options dialog
remove-component-from-
tab
remove-
tab
restore-
tab
select-adjacent-
tab
select-recent-
tab
selected-
tab -color
set-
tab -size
Site
tab on Options dialog
std-
tab -out-handler
Tab Order Dialog
tab -along-grid
tab -at-position
tab -box
tab -control
tab -control
tab -control-pane
tab -control-widget
tab -height
tab -info
tab -info-p
tab -label
tab -position
tab -side
tab -size
tab -to-next
tab -width
The Project Manager Has a
Tab for CG/JS Options
vk-
tab
A finalized object may still be pointed to by a weak vector or hash-
table
Allegro CL documentation
table of contents
ask-for-
table
cl:make-hash-
table implementation
Creating user-defined hash-
table implementations
def-hash-
table -implementation
hash-
table
hash-
table -count
hash-
table -hash-function
hash-
table -p
hash-
table -rehash-size
hash-
table -rehash-threshold
hash-
table -size
hash-
table -test
hash-
table -values
hash-
table -weak-keys
include-
table -of-all-instances
inspector-number-of-hash-
table -values
layout-all-instances-
table -height
layout-
table -height
list-all-
table -columns
list-hash-
table -implementations
make-control-
table
make-hash-
table
Q. Why is equal hash
table access slow when the keys are structure objects?
Table of examples
table -list
trust-
table -case-argument-switch
with-hash-
table -iterator
*std-control-out-
table*
*terminal-control-in-
table*
list-all-database-
tables
lock-
tables
Pretty Print Dispatch
Tables
with-locked-
tables
tabs
tabs -are-draggable
tabs -clip
The IDE
tabs on the Options dialog
tabstop
cl:pprint-
tabular implementation
pprint-fill, pprint-linear, pprint-
tabular
Tilde T:
Tabulate
mci-device-format-
tag
tag -information
tagbody
Error Messages and
Tags
Locals and functions in the
tail position
Tail merging discussion
tail -call-non-self-merge-switch
tail -call-self-merge-switch
Tail -merging explanation
tailmerging (M) labels
ldiff,
tailp
Q. Why does it
take so long to load a file that interns several thousand symbols in a package?
Arguments to build-lisp-image 3: defaults
taken from environment variables
warn-on-no-action-
taken
sin, cos,
tan
sinh, cosh,
tanh , asinh, acosh, atanh
tar support in Allegro CL
;
Targ labels
ics-
target -case
align-branch-
targets -switch
set-
tcp -md5-sig
high-low-
tee -colors
Q. How can I
tell what addresses are being used in my process space?
Q. How can I
tell where my image's heaps are located, and what size they are?
tell -web-browser-app-is-exiting
Q. I have misplaced the email
telling me the URL from which I can download your license?
An example using
Telnet to communicate with a running Lisp process
make-
temp -file-name
*openai-default-
temperature*
*
template -chars*
clear-
template
template -allows-sign
template -string
The
template of a call to build-lisp-image
generate-filled-ef-
templates
Q. What does the "
Temporarily scaling back lisp reserved region from XXX to YYY bytes." mean?
*
temporary -directory*
file-
temporary -p
Further points, including information on
temporary files
Temporary directory and files
temporary -directory
first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth,
tenth
*
tenured -bytes-limit*
Objects that survive long enough are
tenured to oldspace
How many bytes are being
tenured?
Parameters that control generations and
tenuring
tenuring
The
tenuring macro
*initial-
terminal -io*
*
terminal -control-in-table*
*
terminal -io*
bidirectional-
terminal -stream
input-
terminal -stream
output-
terminal -stream
terminal -simple-stream
process-
terminate
Compiler
Terminology
Defsystem
terminology
Encapsulation
terminology
Error
Terminology
Hierarchical Package
Terminology
Definitions of some
terms used in this document
Q. How does Lisp start up, in
terms of shared-library linking and loading?
stream-
terpri
terpri , fresh-line
*break-on-
test -failures*
*
test -errors*
*
test -report-thread*
*
test -successes*
*
test -unexpected-failures*
chart-item-id-equality-
test
chart-object-id-equality-
test
hash-table-
test
inc-
test -counter
ldb-
test
on-change-
test
pixmap-value-
test
range-equality-
test
Satisfying a One-Argument
Test
Satisfying a Two-Argument
Test
select-on-multiple-characters-item-
test
test
Test Harness Macros
Test Harness Variables
Test suite example
test -email-address
test -error
test -harness.html
test -no-error
test -no-warning
test -warning
Testing the sax parser: the
test -sax-parser class
The Allegro CL
Test harness
The skeleton
test application
rpp-
tester
The
tester module API
Testing symbols
Testing that Allegro CL can load the OpenSSL libraries
Testing that the installation worked
Testing the sax parser: the test-sax-parser class
Testing your application
exit-
tests
generate-inline-call-
tests -switch
Running
tests in multiple threads (Lisp processes)
with-
tests
*error-protect-
tests*
*
text -edit-comtab*
*
text -wrapping-delimiters*
*wrap-
text -in-cg*
About rich
text editing in Common Graphics
antialias-
text
bold-
text
cg-rich-
text .html
class-grid-editable-
text -column
class-grid-lisp-
text -column
class-grid-numeric-editable-
text -column
class-grid-static-
text -column
concatenate-rich-
text
current-
text -column
draw-
text -file
Drawing
text and fonts
editable-
text
editable-
text -column
editable-
text -column-mixin
editable-
text -pane
find-
text -edit-pane
get-part-
text
get-
text
get-
text -zoom
link-at-
text -cursor
lisp-
text
lisp-
text -pane
make-envelope-from-
text
margin-around-
text
multi-line-editable-
text
multi-line-lisp-
text
new-
text -editor
number-of-
text -lines
open-
text -file
plain-to-rich-
text
print-rich-
text
print-
text -file
Profiling error: could not read
text section
read-
text
rich-
text
rich-to-plain-
text
save-as-
text -file
save-
text
save-
text -file
scroll-
text -cursor-into-view
scrolling-static-
text
scrolling-static-
text -pane
set-
text
set-
text -zoom
start-
text -editing-on-grid-widget-focus
static-
text
static-
text -and-button-column
static-
text -and-button-column-mixin
static-
text -column
static-
text -column-mixin
static-
text -pane
text -edit-indentation
text -edit-margins
text -edit-pane
text -edit-pane-send-enter-to-server
text -edit-window
text -line
text -module
text -range
text -widget
text -widget-pane
The Rich
Text Interactive Interface
The Rich
Text Programmatic Interface
use-antialiased-
text -in-tree-graphs
with-motionless-
text -control
Multiple Possible
Textual Representations
*default-inverted-
texture -info*
*default-
texture -info*
background-
texture
black-
texture
dark-gray-
texture
default-inverted-
texture -info
default-
texture -info
fill-
texture
fill-
texture -origin
fill-
texture -size
get-
texture
get-
texture -info
gray-
texture
light-gray-
texture
line-
texture
load-
texture
load-
texture -info
make-
texture -contents
make-
texture -info
nfill-
texture -origin
rotate-
texture
save-
texture
texture
texture
Texture properties
texture -array
texture -array-height
texture -array-width
texture -info
texture -info
texture -info-bits-per-pixel
texture -info-colors
texture -info-height
texture -info-invert-p
texture -info-width
texture -info-x-device-units-per-m
texture -info-y-device-units-per-m
Texture -infos
texture -p
white-
texture
with-background-
texture
with-fill-
texture
with-line-
texture
bar-fill-
textures
Textures
;
Tgen labels
:minimum-recovery-bytes parameter for less
than full global gc
Accessing existing data rather
than pushing chart values
product-newer-
than -image
product-newer-
than -source
Q. How do I get ANSI ACL (rather
than Modern ACL) to start when I double-click on an lpr file?
Sharpsign Less-
Than -Sign
source-newer-
than -image
The IDE working in a web browser on a different machine
than the Lisp
Tilde Greater-
Than -Sign: End of Justification
Tilde Less-
Than -Sign: Justification
Tilde Less-
Than -Sign: Logical Block
You May Need to Call cg-process-wait Rather
than process-wait
Commands
that hide frames
Creating Shared Objects
that refer to Allegro CL Functionality
Defsystem methods
that can be specialized
Emacs reports
that a function defined in the interface is undefined
Emacs reports
that it encountered an error when loading .emacs
Files
that may be looked for on startup and after startup
Functions
that Are Specific to CG/JS
Functions
that implement source file recording
If you modify a so/sl/dylib/dll file
that has been loaded, you must load the modified file!
Message-handling routines
that block
Message-handling routines
that run for a long time
Non-SMP images on platforms
that support SMP
Objects
that survive long enough are tenured to oldspace
Parameters
that control generations and tenuring
Parameters
that control how big newly allocated spaces are
Parameters
that control minimum size
Parameters
that use of multiple threads by the GC
Q. Why does it take so long to load a file
that interns several thousand symbols in a package?
Q. Why is the compiler complaining about a missing in-package form when I am certain
that my **offline file** starts with one?
Q. \[Express\] \[Windows\] Is my antivirus software correct
that the Express Edition is a virus?
Q. \[Windows only\] How do I move DLL in memory so
that it doesn't conflict with the Lisp heap?
Select the inbox,
that 's where the incoming mail arrives
Testing
that Allegro CL can load the OpenSSL libraries
Testing
that the installation worked
The problem with dots 1: find-package with names
that begin with dots
The problem with dots 2: names and nicknames
that end with dots
Variables
that affect the behavior of :zoom
Q. I have set the stack cushion (see sys:set-stack-cushion and sys:stack-cushion) to a reasonable value, but the soft stack limit is not being detected, and I get a lisp death instead. Why is
that?
A note on
the header in results
A summary of
the delivery process
About Menus and Dialogs in
the IDE
About submitting a bug report from a break in
the IDE
About
the Common Graphics timer facility
About
the position class
Aligned Pointers and
the :aligned type
Allegro CL and
the ANSI CL standard
Allegro CL print variables can follow
the CL print variable value
An example of
the difference between SMP Lisp and non-SMP Lisp
Anomalies with
the :history list
Applying method combination to
the sorted list of applicable methods
Are locals stored in registers or on
the stack?
Arguments to build-lisp-image 1 - defaults inherited from
the running image
Arguments to build-lisp-image 2 - defaults not inherited from
the running image
Assessing whether
the adjustment and compactification phases are justified
Assistance available on
the internet and the World Wide Web
Assistance available on the internet and
the World Wide Web
Avoid Prompting
the User in a User-Close Method
Building
the Companion DXL File: fact.dxl
Building
the Example DLL: fact.dll
Changes in
the interface in Release 6.2
Changes to Common Graphics and
the IDE
Changes to
the documentation
Changes to
the IDE released as patches to 10.1
Changes to
the IDE released as patches to 11.0
Changes to
the runtime analyzer
Check how many messages are in
the mailbox
cl:loop and
the for-as-in-sequence subclause for looping over sequences
Clearing
the database
Common Graphics and
the Integrated Development Environment
Compatibility issues in
the regexp2 module
Compliance with major mode conventions, including user-visible changes after installing
the patch
Components of
the API
Conditions signaled by
the IMAP and Pop interfaces
Conformance with
the ANSI specification
Connect to
the imap server on the machine holding the email
Connect to the imap server on
the machine holding the email
Connect to the imap server on the machine holding
the email
Connecting to
the server
Constraints on
the COMMON-LISP Package for Conforming Programs
Constructing mplog files from
the debugger on Windows
Controlling
the operation of data collection
Creating a port where Lisp is
the DDE client
Creating
the deliverable
Debugging Multiple Processes in
the IDE
Deducing
the namespaces used in a WSDL file
def-foreign-call:
the :returning keyword argument
Defining
the init functionality
Delaying linking
the Allegro CL shared-library until runtime
Details of
the CG/JS version of CG and the IDE
Details of the CG/JS version of CG and
the IDE
Determining
the :directory component
Determining
the :name component
Determining
the :type component
Determining
the Class Precedence List
Developing
the application and preparing for delivery
Deviations from
the RFC grammars and strict parsing
DOM Ref: 1.1.1.
The DOM Structure Model
Drawing on
the screen
draws-
the -entire-scrolling-page
Dynamic Control of
the Arrangement of Output
Emacs reports that a function defined in
the interface is undefined
Enhancing
the IDE with pixmaps
Entering and Exiting
the ldb stepper
Error keywords returned as
the second value
Examining
the current settings and their effect
Examples of using
the Pretty Printer
Examples using
the :explain declaration
Examples using
the DOM
Examples using
the Oracle interface
Externals must be resolved when
the .so/.sl/.dylib/.dll file is created
File information and
the :in-files keyword argument
Files Lisp needs to start up 2:
the Allegro directory
Filling
the entire widget
Finding
the definitions of functions
Getting out of
the debugger
Help on
the selected data object
Help on
the selected window
Help with declarations:
the :explain declaration
How does
the compiler treat local variables?
How does
the debugger know about ghost frames?
How
the dumped image finds its Allegro directory
How
the dumped image finds loaded library files
How to create an 8-bit image which starts
the IDE
How to set
the value so a listener sees it?
How to use
the dumped image
idle-until-
the -next-event
If you modify a so/sl/dylib/dll file that has been loaded, you must load
the modified file!
Including
the SSL module: issues with OpenSSL libraries
Initialization and
the sys:siteinit.cl and [.]clinit.cl files
Installation of your application on Windows using
the Install Wizard
Interpreting
the results
Introduction to
the Allegro CL documentation
Introduction to
the Chart Widget
Introduction to
the Emacs-Lisp interface
Introduction to
the Lisp top-level listener
Introduction to
the low-level OLE interface
Invoking
the runtime analyzer
Licensing issues and
The Free Software Foundation
Local variables and
the debugger
Locals and functions in
the tail position
Logical pathnames and
the dumped image
Many bindings are to specific values, not to
the variables' actual values
Matching mode in
the regexp2 module
Modifying
the state of the Common Lisp environment
Modifying the state of
the Common Lisp environment
More on
the :focus, :arrest, and :unarrest commands
More on
the :processes command
More on
the development environment
More on
the position argument
New Changes to
the IDE
No ghost frames are displayed. Do all functions appear on
the stack?
Note on
the initial package
Operators in
the util-string module
Operators, variables, and classes in
the Shell module
Packaging
the product
Parameters that use of multiple threads by
the GC
Parsing, escape decoding/encoding and
the path
Performance notes in
the regexp2 module
Placement of newspace and oldspace:
the simple model
Precise gc's of
the stack
Processes and
the runtime analyzer
Q. How can I find leaks in
the lisp heap?
Q. How do I control
the stack size on Windows?
Q. How do I get
the latest version of AllegroCache?
Q. How do I install
the IDE Browser version (CG/JS)?
Q. How do I install
the license file?
Q. I can not access
the URL for retrieving my license. What should I do?
Q. I have misplaced
the email telling me the URL from which I can download your license?
Q. I have misplaced the email telling me
the URL from which I can download your license?
Q. I have set
the stack cushion (see sys:set-stack-cushion and sys:stack-cushion) to a reasonable value, but the soft stack limit is not being detected, and I get a lisp death instead. Why is that?
Q. I have set the stack cushion (see sys:set-stack-cushion and sys:stack-cushion) to a reasonable value, but
the soft stack limit is not being detected, and I get a lisp death instead. Why is that?
Q. My memory gobbling loop causes
the gc to perform badly. Why?
Q. On which x86 (i.e., Intel Pentium and friends) Linux versions do
the currently supported versions of Allegro CL run?
Q. Should Allegro CL on Windows be installed in
the Program Files directory?
Q. Sometimes CL output is not logged in
the dribble-bug file. What do I do about this?
Q. What does
the "Temporarily scaling back lisp reserved region from XXX to YYY bytes." mean?
Q. What is
the best question to ask us as to my particular operating system and Allegro CL?
Q. What is
the current version of Allegro CL?
Q. Why does read-from-string signal an end-of-file error even when I pass
the eof-error-p argument as nil?
Q. Why does
the right Alt key not work the same as the left Alt key?
Q. Why does the right Alt key not work
the same as the left Alt key?
Q. Why does the right Alt key not work the same as
the left Alt key?
Q. Why doesn't make-pathname merge
the given :directory component with the directory component in :defaults argument?
Q. Why doesn't make-pathname merge the given :directory component with
the directory component in :defaults argument?
Q. Why doesn't tracing a self-calling function trace
the inner calls?
Q. Why is equal hash table access slow when
the keys are structure objects?
Q. Why is
the compiler complaining about a missing in-package form when I am certain that my **offline file** starts with one?
Q. [32-bit Lisp] How do I pass and return 64-bit integers through
the FFI?
Q. \[Express Edition\] Can I use
the SSL interface in Allegro CL Express Edition?
Q. \[Express\] Does
the Express Edition expire?
Q. \[Express\] How long can I use
the Express Edition?
Q. \[Express\]
The date in the license file (devel.lic) is in the future, but when I run Allegro CL it says my license has expired. Why might this happen?
Q. \[Express\] The date in
the license file (devel.lic) is in the future, but when I run Allegro CL it says my license has expired. Why might this happen?
Q. \[Express\] The date in the license file (devel.lic) is in
the future, but when I run Allegro CL it says my license has expired. Why might this happen?
Q. \[Express\] What is
the best way to update the Express Edition?
Q. \[Express\] What is the best way to update
the Express Edition?
Q. \[Express\] \[Windows\] Can I install
the Express Edition if I do not have access to the internet?
Q. \[Express\] \[Windows\] Can I install the Express Edition if I do not have access to
the internet?
Q. \[Express\] \[Windows\] Is my antivirus software correct that
the Express Edition is a virus?
Q. \[Windows only\] How do I move DLL in memory so that it doesn't conflict with
the Lisp heap?
Quirks of
the Emacs-Lisp Interface
Releasing
the heap when calling foreign functions
Requiring
the normal top-level in a minimal top-level lisp
Running
the Lisp IDE in CG/JS Mode
Security of
the Emacs-Lisp Interface
Select
the inbox, that's where the incoming mail arrives
Select the inbox, that's where
the incoming mail arrives
Setting
the Default Web Browser for CG/JS in Windows 11
Setting
the VERSIONINFO of the application executable on Windows
Setting the VERSIONINFO of
the application executable on Windows
Short-arrays in
the type hierarchy
SMP and
the MOP
Specifying
the initial value of *package*
Starting Lisp as a subprocess of Emacs
the first time
Starting Lisp within Emacs after
the first time
Starting
the Emacs-Lisp interface
Starting
the IDE on Linux
Starting
the IDE on macOS
Starting
the IDE on Windows
Summary of
the discussion of locals
Summary of
the ghost frames section
Symbols in
the COMMON-LISP Package
Testing that Allegro CL can load
the OpenSSL libraries
Testing that
the installation worked
Testing
the sax parser: the test-sax-parser class
Testing the sax parser:
the test-sax-parser class
the
The #A reader macro
The 4.3.x UNIX model for foreign functions
The :bt command for a quick look at the stack
The :bt command for a quick look at
the stack
The :disasm module is needed for backtraces
The :in-functions keyword argument
The :inverse keyword argument
The :nat and :unsigned-nat types
The :tty backend
The AddCaps application
The algorithm for loading the OpenSSL library
The algorithm for loading
the OpenSSL library
The Allegro CL Domain Naming System Package
The Allegro CL FAQ
The Allegro CL imap and pop interface
The Allegro CL license file
The Allegro CL SSL API
The Allegro CL Test harness
The Allegro CL update naming
The Allegro directory
The Allegro FTP Client API
The Allegro FTP client module
The Allegro Icon on the system tray will interrupt on Windows
The Allegro Icon on
the system tray will interrupt on Windows
The Allegro Presto facility has been removed
The almost former gap problem
The app slot
The assert-enable interface
The barrier API
The Basic Operation of Allegro MySQL
The bindstack index
The bundle program
The call-counting profiler
The character size in the resulting image
The character size in
the resulting image
The chart-widget tutorial
The checklinks tool
The Class Model
The COMMON-LISP Package
The COMMON-LISP-USER Package
The Consing Dot
The console window in applications
The Convert Argument
The convert argument values
The CPU time analyzer
The cross-reference database
The cross-reference package
The current drawing style
The current package on startup
The Current Readtable
The cvdcvt and cvdcvti programs
The date-time class
The Debugger API
The Def-fwrapper/fwrap Facility
The directory component of merged pathnames
The DNS API
The Domain Naming System Utility
The duration class
The dxl header
The dynamic interface specification
The Emacs-Lisp Interface
The emacs-lisp interface and dumped images
The Emacs-Lisp interface and excl:dumplisp
The endian-swap keyword argument to read-vector and write-vector
The excl:trusted-type declaration
The executable and image names
The executable, the image, and additional files
The executable,
the image, and additional files
The fasl reader/writer
The fasldump program
The faslinfo program
The for-as-arithmetic subclause
The foreign function interface specification
The foreign types facility
The four types of analysis: general information
The Funcall Model
The function data type
The function-name and object arguments
The Fwrap Facility
The ghost frame has no ...'s; are all possible frames displayed?
The Global Environment
The IDE tabs on the Options dialog
The IDE tabs on
the Options dialog
The IDE working in a web browser on a different machine than the Lisp
The IDE working in a web browser on a different machine than
the Lisp
The IMAP interface
The initial locale when Allegro CL starts up
The initial prompt
The Initial Readtable
The inspector and the right margin
The inspector and
the right margin
The inspector introduction
The issue of nested conditionals in Allegro CL
The I[cl-math-function] functions
The jLinker Java Bean API
The jLinker Servlet API
The JSON-RPC API
The KEYWORD Package
The LIFO section of the stack and dynamic-extent declarations
The LIFO section of
the stack and dynamic-extent declarations
The Lisp clipboard
The Lisp DeBug (ldb) stepper
The Lisp heap
The Lisp remote-autotool Class
The Lisp RPC Programming Interface
The Lisp side of foreign functions
The make_shared program
The maximum number of simultaneous processes
The memlog tracer
The most popular FAQ entries
The most recent FAQ entries
The multiprocessing logging (mplog) facility
The net.mail interface for parsing and validating email addresses
The Null Lexical Environment
The Operating System Interface (OSI) module
The Oracle datatypes
The Oracle interface API
The original stepper
The OS clipboard
The Overview section
The package and module for RPC
The package in files with no in-package form
The package on startup
The packages locked by default
The plldump program
The Pop interface
The print-object built-in stream method
The problem with dots 1: find-package with names that begin with dots
The problem with dots 2: names and nicknames that end with dots
The Programming Interface
The programming model
The Project Manager Has a Tab for CG/JS Options
The prompt
The PXML-DUAL Module
The PXML-SAX Module
The real time analyzer
The Reference section
The regexp2 module
The Registry
The Rich Text Interactive Interface
The Rich Text Programmatic Interface
The sax API in Allegro CL
The SAX-LXML Module
The shell module interface
The simple network paging protocol example
The simple-stream class hierarchy illustrated
The skeleton test application
The SMTP interface (used for sending mail)
The SOAP Network Server
The source stepper
The space analyzer
The Standard Readtable
The standard readtable is read-only, affect on with-standard-io-syntax and modifying the readtable in init files and with -e
The standard readtable is read-only, affect on with-standard-io-syntax and modifying
the readtable in init files and with -e
The start-up message
The Syntax for Foreign Types
The syntax of the convert argument
The syntax of
the convert argument
The system knows the age of objects in newspace
The system knows
the age of objects in newspace
The template of a call to build-lisp-image
The tenuring macro
The tester module API
The time-interval class
The Top Level
The tracer
The two clipboards in Common Graphics
The two clipboards in Common Graphics
The unicode and fat External-Format Types; the unicode BOM
The unicode and fat External-Format Types;
the unicode BOM
The union of two structs
The URI and IRI API definition
The User Can Zoom the Entire CG App
The User Can Zoom
the Entire CG App
The user options file allegro-ide-options.cl
The user-conversion function in a complex-type-spec
The Variables for Special Icons Are Now Functions
The Web Browser's Full-Screen Mode Can Be Used As Usual
The Windows API and a Windows API program with windows but without CG
The \*system\* variable
Things to note about
the compiler and macros
Transferring Control to
the debugger: break-hook
Troubleshooting
the Emacs-Lisp interface
Tuning
the application
Tuning
the garbage collector
Updating Allegro CL and
the update program
Updating
the bundle file
User control over
the garbage collector
User-level API in
the regexp2 module
Using
the default minimal top-level
Using
the IDE while user code is busy
Using
the IDE with Emacs
Using
the jil compiler
Using
the load function
Variables that affect
the behavior of :zoom
Viewing
the Lisp clipboard contents
What do
the suspension points (...) mean in a ghost frame?
What if
the Emacs-Lisp interface does not start?
What if
the system seems to hang (as if it is in an infinite loop)?
What is in and how to access
the xref database
What is
the difference between using registers and using the stack?
What is the difference between using registers and using
the stack?
When is
the cross-reference information generated?
When is xref information in a fasl file added to
the database?
When
the dumped image starts 1: values of global variables
When
the dumped image starts 2: command-line arguments
When
the dumped image starts 3: reading init files
When
the dumped image starts 4: restart actions
When
the dumped image starts 5: the two restart functions
When the dumped image starts 5:
the two restart functions
When will
the debugger display ghost frames?
Where are
the bindings defined?
Where
the autoloaded files are located
[allegro directory]/src/aclstart.cl is
the source code for startup
Built-in stream methods and
their uses
Day and date calculation functions and
their relation to time zones
Examining the current settings and
their effect
Processes and
their dynamic environments
Core files: when they are useful and what to do with
them
How many old areas are
there after your application is loaded?
Q. Is
there a list of available patches?
Q. Is
there a list of available patches?
Q. Is
there a mailing list for Allegro CL?
When
there is a global gc, how many bytes are freed up?
Core files: when
they are useful and what to do with them
Q. How can I tell where my image's heaps are located, and what size
they are?
bar-
thickness
dragging-
thickness
draw-at-dragging-
thickness
horizontal-scrollbar-
thickness
vertical-scrollbar-
thickness
*grid-widget-scrollbar-
thickness*
Can other
things be changed while running?
Things to note about the compiler and macros
When
things go wrong - debugging SOAP interfaces
first, second,
third , fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth
fspec-
third
Definitions of some terms used in
this document
Format of
this document
Notation conventions used in
this document
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Q. Sometimes Allegro CL, particularly with large images, run out of memory with a storage-condition. Why might
this be happening?
Q. \[Express\] The date in the license file (devel.lic) is in the future, but when I run Allegro CL it says my license has expired. Why might
this happen?
use-trace-dialog-in-
this -process
Q. My lisp immediately crashes a few seconds after startup. What's causing
this?
Q. Sometimes CL output is not logged in the dribble-bug file. What do I do about
this?
Q. Why does it take so long to load a file that interns several
thousand symbols in a package?
locale-mon-
thousands -sep
locale-
thousands -sep
*required-
thread -bindings*
A note about using Foreign Functions on non-os-
thread platforms
Allegro ODBC and
thread safety
current-
thread
eval-in-listener-
thread
Jlinker and
thread safety
process-
thread
required-
thread -binding
Stream
thread safety
Thread -safety
Thread -unsafe standard Lisp operations: *features*, *modules*, require/provide, external-format loading, etc.
*current-
thread*
*test-report-
thread*
Websocket
threading behavior
Multiple
Threads
Native
threads and foreign functions
Parameters that use of multiple
threads by the GC
Running tests in multiple
threads (Lisp processes)
Threads and processes
Using multiple
threads in global gc's
three -state
hash-table-rehash-
threshold
*fractional-significance-
threshold*
*significance-
threshold*
*time-
threshold*
barrier-pass-
through
Extending defsystem syntax
through shared-initialize methods
Q. [32-bit Lisp] How do I pass and return 64-bit integers
through the FFI?
Scanning
through rows in AODBC
throw
thumb -length
*decoded-time-
thursday*
Major and minor
tic marks, tic labels, and grid lines
Major and minor tic marks,
tic labels, and grid lines
major-
tic -increment
major-
tic -length
major-
tic -width
minor-
tic -increment
minor-
tic -length
minor-
tic -width
minor-tics-per-major-
tic
tick -frequency
tick -position
tick -side
draw-major-
tics
draw-minor-
tics
minor-
tics -per-major-tic
TicTacToe example
*
tilde -expand-namestrings*
Tilde A: Aesthetic
Tilde Ampersand: Fresh-Line
Tilde Asterisk: Go-To
Tilde B: Binary
Tilde C: Character
Tilde Circumflex: Escape Upward
Tilde D: Decimal
Tilde Dollarsign: Monetary Floating-Point
Tilde E: Exponential Floating-Point
Tilde F: Fixed-Format Floating-Point
Tilde G: General Floating-Point
Tilde Greater-Than-Sign: End of Justification
Tilde I: Indent
Tilde Left-Brace: Iteration
Tilde Left-Bracket: Conditional Expression
Tilde Left-Paren: Case Conversion
Tilde Less-Than-Sign: Justification
Tilde Less-Than-Sign: Logical Block
Tilde Newline: Ignored Newline
Tilde O: Octal
Tilde P: Plural
Tilde Percent: Newline
Tilde Question-Mark: Recursive Processing
Tilde R: Radix
Tilde Right-Brace: End of Iteration
Tilde Right-Bracket: End of Conditional Expression
Tilde Right-Paren: End of Case Conversion
Tilde S: Standard
Tilde Semicolon: Clause Separator
Tilde Slash: Call Function
Tilde T: Tabulate
Tilde Tilde: Tilde
Tilde
Tilde : Tilde
Tilde Tilde:
Tilde
Tilde Underscore: Conditional Newline
Tilde Vertical-Bar: Page
Tilde W: Write
Tilde X: Hexadecimal
*date-
time -fmt*
*daylight-saving-
time -observed*
*decoded-
time -friday*
*decoded-
time -monday*
*decoded-
time -saturday*
*decoded-
time -sunday*
*decoded-
time -thursday*
*decoded-
time -tuesday*
*decoded-
time -wednesday*
*
time -threshold*
caret-blink-
time
cl:sleep and minimum sleeping
time
cl:
time implementation
complete-date-
time
Conversions between date-
time and CL universal-time
Conversions between date-time and CL universal-
time
date-
time
date-
time
Date-
time (ISO 8601) support in Allegro CL
date-
time classes
date-
time introduction
date-
time operators
date-
time variables
date-
time -hour
date-
time -hourf
date-
time -minute
date-
time -minutef
date-
time -second
date-
time -secondf
date-
time -to-ut
date-
time -yd-day
date-
time -year
date-
time -ymd-day
date-
time -ymd-month
date-
time -ymd-yd-before-year-0
date-
time -ymd-yd-century
date-
time -ymd-yd-year-in-century
date-
time -ywd-before-year-0
date-
time -ywd-century
date-
time -ywd-day
date-
time -ywd-decade-in-century
date-
time -ywd-week
date-
time -ywd-year-in-decade
date-
time -zone
date-
time -zone-hour
date-
time -zone-minute
date-
time .html
Day and date calculation functions and their relation to
time zones
decode-date-
time
decode-extended-
time
decode-universal-
time
Decoded
Time
dns-rr-
time -to-live
double-click-
time
encode-extended-
time
encode-universal-
time
Foreign code cannot easily be included at installation
time
General date to universal
time parsers
get-internal-real-
time
get-internal-run-
time
get-universal-
time , get-decoded-time
get-universal-time, get-decoded-
time
Getting a date-
time value as a string
Including application patches in an image at build
time
Internal
Time
internal-
time -units-per-second
load-
time -value
locale-format-
time
locale-print-
time
mci-device-set-
time -format
mci-device-
time -format
Message-handling routines that run for a long
time
OSI
time functionality
Other package changes and compile-
time -too behavior
Parsing ISO 8601 date-
time representations
patch-reminder-previous-
time
process-pool-work-item-end-
time
process-pool-work-item-queued-
time
process-pool-work-item-start-
time
Q. Sometimes
TIME results produce negative values. Why?
select-on-multiple-characters-
time -limit
Space and
time results
Starting Lisp as a subprocess of Emacs the first
time
Starting Lisp within Emacs after the first
time
string-to-universal-
time
System calls and library routines dealing with
time
The CPU
time analyzer
The date-
time class
The real
time analyzer
The
time -interval class
time
time -interval
time -interval
time -interval-duration
time -interval-end
time -interval-recurrences
time -interval-start
Time -intervals
timer-universal-
time
touch-point-
time
touch-point-
time -is-from-system
two-stroke-hold-
time
Universal
Time
universal-
time -to-string
Use of Read-
Time Conditionals
ut-to-date-
time
Validating ISO 8601 date-
time representations
--client-
timeout
funcall-after-idle-
timeout
jlinker-
timeout -error
process-pool-idle-
timeout
process-wait-with-
timeout
Repeat and
timeout
stream-input-
timeout
stream-output-
timeout
with-
timeout
with-virtual-
timeout
*cgjs-reply-
timeout*
*default-cg-message-
timeout*
*jlinker-port-
timeout*
*jlinker-reply-
timeout*
*jlinker-request-
timeout*
*jlinker-start-
timeout*
*openai-default-
timeout*
*cg-
timer -resolution*
About the Common Graphics
timer facility
cg-
timer
cg-
timer -interval
find-
timer
handle-cg-
timer
on-
timer
start-
timer
stop-
timer
timer
timer
timer -count
timer -info
timer -process
timer -universal-time
use-cg-
timer
cg-
timers .html
ISO 8601
times
merge-date-
times
process-
times -resumed
process-
times -resumed-delta
*jlinker-
timestamp*
A comment about with-open-file and
timing hazards
Automatic
timing information
;
Tinf labels
read-
tiny -float
Device-writing
Tips
Assigning an icon to a window
title -bar
calendar-
title -font
console-
title
margin-below-
title
title
title -bar
title -bar-height
title -color
title -font
title -margin
title -off-color
title -on-color
title -reader
title -side
TLS 1.3 support and ciphersuites
tmp -mnt-frobber
integer-to-
tmsf
tmsf -to-integer
--file-
to -publish
--limit-connections-
to -same-machine
A finalized object may still be pointed
to by a weak vector or hash-table
About adding context-sensitive help
to your Common Graphics application
About how
to get sample code for creating controls
about-
to -show-menu
add-component-
to -tab
add-
to -component-toolbar
add-
to -menu
Adding Cut/Copy/Paste commands
to a menu-bar
Adding data
to a chart-widget
Additional CG Processes Need
to Be Started in a Certain Way
address-
to -aligned
aligned-
to -address
An example using Telnet
to communicate with a running Lisp process
Another example using arrays
to pass values
Appendix: Links
to Unicode Reports
Applying method combination
to the sorted list of applicable methods
Arguments
to build-lisp-image 1 - defaults inherited from the running image
Arguments
to build-lisp-image 2 - defaults not inherited from the running image
Arguments
to build-lisp-image 3: defaults taken from environment variables
Assigning an icon
to a control
Assigning an icon
to a window title-bar
Assigning an icon
to an application
Attempt
to call -name- which is defined as a macro
backtrace-frames-
to -show
base64-string-
to -integer
base64-string-
to -string
base64-string-
to -usb8-array
box-
to -drag
bring-window-
to -front
Building an image
to include patches
Calling Style from Lisp
to Java
center-
to -box
center-
to -box-x-y
Changes
to Allegro CL
Changes
to Common Graphics and the IDE
Changes
to Common Graphics released as patches to 10.1
Changes to Common Graphics released as patches
to 10.1
Changes
to Common Graphics released as patches to 11.0
Changes to Common Graphics released as patches
to 11.0
Changes
to the documentation
Changes
to the IDE released as patches to 10.1
Changes to the IDE released as patches
to 10.1
Changes
to the IDE released as patches to 11.0
Changes to the IDE released as patches
to 11.0
Changes
to the runtime analyzer
Changes You Might Need
to Make in Your Application for CG/JS Mode
char*-
to -euc
char*-
to -string
char-
to -key-name
char-
to -octets
click-
to -toggle-inclusion
code-
to -utf16-char
Coercion of Streams
to Pathnames
Commands
to manipulate break levels:
Connect
to the imap server on the machine holding the email
Connecting
to the server
Connections
to Oracle
Controlling Access
to Methods
convert-clipboard-
to -lisp
convert-
to -lang
Converting from pixmap files
to Lisp code
copy-pixels-
to -stream
copy-pixels-
to -stream-from-file
copy-pixels-with-mask-
to -stream
copy-
to -mailbox
copy-
to -stream
Core files: when they are useful and what
to do with them
Creating Shared Objects that refer
to Allegro CL Functionality
Data types added
to standard Common Lisp
date-time-
to -ut
Day and date calculation functions and their relation
to time zones
Deciding what
to provide help on
def-char-
to -octets-macro
def-ef-switch-
to -runtime
def-java-
to -lisp-wrapper
def-octets-
to -char-macro
delimited-string-
to -list
device-
to -dialog-units
device-
to -scaling-units
device-
to -stream-units
dialog-
to -device-units
dialog-
to -screen-units
dns-ipaddr-
to -hostname
dns-rr-time-
to -live
dotted-
to -ipaddr
double-float-
to -shorts
Dragging Loops Might Need
to Call process-pending-events
draw-
to
draw-
to -x-y
envelope-in-reply-
to
envelope-reply-
to
envelope-
to
erase-
to
erase-
to -x-y
euc-
to -char*
euc-
to -string
Evaluation of Subforms
to Places
extend-data-
to -middle-of-border
Extensions
to Common Lisp operators
Files Lisp must find
to start up and files it may need later
Files Lisp needs
to start up 1: .so (or dll) files built with image
Files Lisp needs
to start up 2: the Allegro directory
Functions that Are Specific
to CG/JS
General date
to universal time parsers
hex-string-
to -integer
hex-string-
to -usb8-array
hls-
to -rgb
How
to create an 8-bit image which starts the IDE
How
to do CLOS start up optimizations
How
to exit for sure
How
to exit Lisp
How
to generate a SOAP client interface from a WSDL definition
How
to get a simple-stream and how to get a Gray stream
How to get a simple-stream and how
to get a Gray stream
How
to load modules
How
to run two Emacs's connected to two different Lisps
How to run two Emacs's connected
to two different Lisps
How
to set the value so a listener sees it?
How
to use the dumped image
If you are new
to Emacs
Index
to high-level interface operators
integer-
to -base64-string
integer-
to -hex-string
integer-
to -tmsf
Introduction
to cbind and cplbind
Introduction
to Characters
Introduction
to Classes
Introduction
to Environments
Introduction
to excl:dumplisp, a tool for saving an image
Introduction
to Generic Functions
Introduction
to Gray streams in Allegro CL
Introduction
to high-level OLE/OCX interface
Introduction
to international character support
Introduction
to locales
Introduction
to MCI functionality in Common Graphics
Introduction
to Methods
Introduction
to object-editors and class-grids
Introduction
to OLE support
Introduction
to other programs
Introduction
to Packages
Introduction
to pixmaps
Introduction
to Streams
Introduction
to the Allegro CL documentation
Introduction
to the Chart Widget
Introduction
to the Emacs-Lisp interface
Introduction
to the Lisp top-level listener
Introduction
to the low-level OLE interface
ipaddr-
to -dotted
ipaddr-
to -hostname
iri-
to -string
javascript-files-
to -import
JSON-RPC: how
to add a new transport method
jump-
to -link
jump-
to -links
Lightweight Callback
to Lisp Methods
limit-connections-
to -same-machine
Linking
to Allegro CL shared library on macOS
Lisp constants corresponding
to Operating System constants
Lisp constants corresponding
to Operating System constants
Lisp Functions
to Dispatch Java Events
Lisp unexpectedly sees a change
to an argument passed by address
lisp-
to -bat-file
lispval-other-
to -address
lispval-
to -address
lispval-
to -aligned-malloc-address
list-
to -delimited-string
Logical pathnames: some points
to note
Many bindings are
to specific values, not to the variables' actual values
Many bindings are to specific values, not
to the variables' actual values
map-control-left-click-
to -right-click
Mapping SOAP Names
to Lisp Names
Mapping SOAP Structures
to CLOS classes
mb-
to -native
mb-
to -string
Modifications Made
to Trace
move-
to
move-
to -x-y
native-
to -mb
native-
to -octets
native-
to -string
New changes
to Common Graphics
New Changes
to the IDE
Objects that survive long enough are tenured
to oldspace
octets-
to -char
octets-
to -native
octets-
to -string
Passing Array Arguments
to Java
Passing Foreign Objects
to Foreign Functions
Passing strings from Lisp
to C
pathname-
to -uri
pixels-
to -points
plain-
to -rich-text
points-
to -pixels
process-name-
to -process
profile-graph-percentages-
to -show
Q. Do you have an interface
to Python?
Q. How do I get ANSI ACL (rather than Modern ACL)
to start when I double-click on an lpr file?
Q. I have set the stack cushion (see sys:set-stack-cushion and sys:stack-cushion)
to a reasonable value, but the soft stack limit is not being detected, and I get a lisp death instead. Why is that?
Q. My memory gobbling loop causes the gc
to perform badly. Why?
Q. What changes are needed
to move from a 32-bit to 64-bit Allegro CL?
Q. What changes are needed to move from a 32-bit
to 64-bit Allegro CL?
Q. What does the "Temporarily scaling back lisp reserved region from XXX
to YYY bytes." mean?
Q. What is the best question
to ask us as to my particular operating system and Allegro CL?
Q. What is the best question to ask us as
to my particular operating system and Allegro CL?
Q. Why can't I get update.exe
to run on Windows?
Q. Why does it take so long
to load a file that interns several thousand symbols in a package?
Q. \[Express\] What is the best way
to update the Express Edition?
Q. \[Express\] \[Windows\] Can I install the Express Edition if I do not have access
to the internet?
Reference guide
to interface operators
Relationship of arrays
to array-like structures
relative-package-name-
to -package
rgb-
to -hls
rich-
to -plain-text
save-options-
to -user-specific-file
save-whether-
to -show-subproject-modules
scaling-
to -device-units
screen-
to -dialog-units
screen-
to -window-units
scroll-
to
scroll-
to -subsection
scroll-window-
to -middle
scrolled-
to -end
scrolled-
to -end-maintained
send-dummy-message-
to -window
send-
to
send-undo-keystrokes-
to -server
shorts-
to -double-float
shorts-
to -single-float
single-float-
to -shorts
snap-
to -components
snap-
to -grid
Special Case: Passing an array of strings from Lisp
to C
split-string-
to -width
Steps
to using process pools
stream-advance-
to -column
stream-
to -device-units
stream-
to -stream-units
stream-
to -window-units
string-
to -base64-string
string-
to -char*
string-
to -euc
string-
to -iri
string-
to -mb
string-
to -native
string-
to -octets
string-
to -universal-time
string-
to -uri
string-
to -wchar*
switch-ef-
to -runtime
sync-widget-
to -image-file
tab-
to -next
text-edit-pane-send-enter-
to -server
The endian-swap keyword argument
to read-vector and write-vector
The template of a call
to build-lisp-image
Things
to note about the compiler and macros
Tilde Asterisk: Go-
To
tmsf-
to -integer
Transferring Control
to the debugger: break-hook
Typing input
to Common Lisp
universal-time-
to -string
uri-
to -pathname
uri-
to -string
usb8-array-
to -base64-string
usb8-array-
to -hex-string
use-mouse-clicks-
to -copy-lisp-forms
username-
to -home-directory
Using a form window
to design a grid widget
ut-
to -date-time
ut-
to -string-formatter
Validity of value of end arguments
to sequence functions not checked
wchar*-
to -string
What if the system seems
to hang (as if it is in an infinite loop)?
What is in and how
to access the xref database
What
to do with patch files
What
to draw on
When is xref information in a fasl file added
to the database?
When
to use icons
Where
to report bugs and send questions
where-
to -drop
widgets-
to -move
widgets-
to -resize
window-
to -screen-units
window-
to -stream-units
window-
to -window-units
with-output-
to -buffer
with-output-
to -ide-listener
with-output-
to -printer
with-output-
to -string
write-backtrace-
to -file
write-bom-
to -utf8-files
write-
to -string, prin1-to-string, princ-to-string
write-to-string, prin1-
to -string, princ-to-string
write-to-string, prin1-to-string, princ-
to -string
You May Need
to Call cg-process-wait Rather than process-wait
You May Need
to Filter Events If Dragging Operations Are Sluggish
You May Want
to Use an Alternate Drawing Mode for Efficiency
click-to-
toggle -inclusion
simple-click-
toggle
toggle -bold
toggle -bullets
toggle -button
toggle -italic
toggle -underline
toggling -widget
toggling -widget-pane
*openai-default-max-
tokens*
dumplisp error:
too many regions
Other package changes and compile-time-
too behavior
Introduction to excl:dumplisp, a
tool for saving an image
The checklinks
tool
*
toolbar -button-spacing*
*
toolbar -icon-height*
*
toolbar -icon-height-js*
*
toolbar -margin*
add-to-component-
toolbar
add-
toolbar
has-
toolbar
remove-from-component-
toolbar
remove-
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toolbars
Tools Menu
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*openai-default-
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*openai-default-
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*required-
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*serp-default-
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*
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:
top
Adding new
top -level commands
box-
top
box-
top -center
box-
top -left
box-
top -right
class-grid-
top -pane
Compiler handling of
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Deciding on
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default-
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exterior-
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interior-
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Introduction to the Lisp
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top -left
ninterior-
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No
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outline-
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Processing of
Top Level Forms
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required-
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Requiring the normal
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Top -level interaction with multiprocessing
Top -level variables
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top -level.html
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Using the default minimal
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top
visible-box-
top -left
port-
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Printing function meta data and related
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topics
*service-
topics*
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toplevel -compatibility-p*
frameless-
topmost -p
topmost
array-
total -size
array-
total -size-limit
short-array-
total -size-limit
[Q. Sometimes Allegro CL, particularly with large images, fail ](faq.html#
Something like this will not work of some platforms %2864-bit Windows, for
example%29:
```lisp
%28build-lisp-image )
[totally with a bus error or a segv. Why might this be happening?](faq.html#
Something like this will not work of some platforms %2864-bit Windows, for
example%29:
```lisp
%28build-lisp-image )
About
Touch Gesture Support in Common Graphics on Windows
register-
touch -window
touch -event
touch -point
touch -point-device
touch -point-extra
touch -point-height
touch -point-id
touch -point-in-range
touch -point-not-coalesced
touch -point-palm
touch -point-primary
touch -point-time
touch -point-time-is-from-system
touch -point-type
touch -point-width
touch -point-x
touch -point-y
touch -system
touch -window-p
unregister-
touch -window
*debug-io*, *error-output*, *query-io*, *standard-input*, *standard-output*, *
trace -output*
*
trace -print-array*
*
trace -print-circle*
*
trace -print-length*
*
trace -print-level*
*
trace -print-long-string-length*
:
trace
do-
trace
inhibit-
trace -for-object
Interaction between fwrap and
trace
Modifications Made to
Trace
process-
trace -color
Q. Why doesn't tracing a self-calling function
trace the inner calls?
Trace Dialog
Trace example
trace , untrace
trace -format
use-
trace -dialog-in-this-process
with-
trace -color
The memlog
tracer
The
tracer
Q. Why doesn't
tracing a self-calling function trace the inner calls?
scroll-while-
tracing
Tracing function objects
Tracing setf, :before, and :after methods and internal functions
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mci-device-
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mci-device-
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Tracking package changes
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CLOS
training
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end-
transaction
Transactions in AODBC
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*utf-8s-
transcoding -error-action*
gb-18030-
transcoding -error
gb-18030-
transcoding -error-char
gb-18030-
transcoding -warning
utf-8s-
transcoding -error
utf-8s-
transcoding -error-char
utf-8s-
transcoding -warning
ftp-
transfer -file
Transferring Control to the debugger: break-hook
nposition-
transform
position-
transform
add-typep-
transformer
remove-typep-
transformer
Adding typep-
transformers
Variable
transition record description
translate -logical-pathname
translate -pathname
case-
translation -gravity
*case-
translation*
load-logical-pathname-
translations
logical-pathname-
translations
logical-pathname-
translations -database-pathnames
Setting up logical pathname
translations
Details of cl:load-logical-pathname-
translations
transparent -character-background
transparent -pane
JSON-RPC built-in allegroserve
transport
JSON-RPC built-in stream
transport
JSON-RPC: how to add a new
transport method
add-
tray -item
console-
tray -icon
console-
tray -tooltip
in-
tray -p
remove-
tray -item
The Allegro Icon on the system
tray will interrupt on Windows
tray -item
tray -item-icon
tray -item-message
tray -item-tooltip
How does the compiler
treat local variables?
Allegro
Tree of Knowledge
cg-
tree -font
copy-
tree
tree -equal
use-antialiased-text-in-
tree -graphs
use-color-gradients-in-
tree -graphs
Conses as
Trees
Regexp
trees
;
Tres labels
edit-end-
trigger
edit-start-
trigger
Triggering a global gc
Triggering a scavenge
Triggering help
Triggering help automatically
Triggering help on request
*auto-
trim -strings*
string-
trim , string-left-trim, string-right-trim
string-trim, string-left-
trim , string-right-trim
string-trim, string-left-trim, string-right-
trim
Trivial Stream Dispatch
Troubleshooting the Emacs-Lisp interface
cl:
truename implementation
truename
*compile-file-pathname*, *compile-file-
truename*
*load-pathname*, *load-
truename*
Truenames
font-
truetype -p
floor, ffloor, ceiling, fceiling,
truncate , ftruncate, round, fround
trust -declarations-switch
trust -dynamic-extent-declarations-switch
trust -table-case-argument-switch
The excl:
trusted -type declaration
The :
tty backend
*decoded-time-
tuesday*
*openai-default-fine-
tune -model*
cancel-fine-
tune
fine-
tune
fine-
tune -report
fine-
tune -status
delete-fine-
tuned -model
Tuning the application
Tuning the garbage collector
Can I
turn off printing of ghost frames?
Turning stepping off
Turning your application into a Windows Service
A Chart Widget
Tutorial
cg-grid-widget-simplified-
tutorial .html
Grid widget: a simplified
tutorial
ntservice
tutorial
The chart-widget
tutorial
background-color-
two
body-background-color-
two
How to run
two Emacs's connected to two different Lisps
How to run two Emacs's connected to
two different Lisps
make-
two -way-stream
Satisfying a
Two -Argument Test
The
two clipboards in Common Graphics
The
two clipboards in Common Graphics
The union of
two structs
Two Calling Models
Two Implementations
two -stroke-dragging
two -stroke-gesture
two -stroke-hold-time
two -stroke-mixin
two -way-stream
two -way-stream-input-stream, two-way-stream-output-stream
two-way-stream-input-stream,
two -way-stream-output-stream
Using
Two Value Axes
When the dumped image starts 5: the
two restart functions
TXT queries
typable
*file-
type -comparator*
:
type (T) labels
Aligned Pointers and the :aligned
type
application-
type
Argument
type for a specialized function example
array-element-
type
bind-c-
type
check-
type
compile-foreign-
type
Data
Type Qualifiers
def-c-
type
def-foreign-
type
default-file-
type
Determining the :
type component
dns-rr-
type
edited-
type
ensure-foreign-
type
file-system-
type
foreign-pointer-
type
foreign-
type -lisp-pre-padding
foreign-
type -p
fslot-address-
type
get-foreign-
type
gf-discriminator-
type
lisp-implementation-
type , lisp-implementation-version
lispval-storage-
type
machine-
type
mci-device-media-
type
mci-device-
type
mci-device-
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mci-device-
type -string
mime-part-
type
normalize-
type
pathname-host, pathname-device, pathname-directory, pathname-name, pathname-
type , pathname-version
pointer-storage-
type
print-
type -counts
property-editor-
type
property-
type
row-header-value-
type
rr-
type
Short-arrays in the
type hierarchy
simple-
type -error
socket-
type
software-
type , software-version
stream-element-
type
The excl:trusted-
type declaration
The function data
type
The user-conversion function in a complex-
type -spec
top-clipboard-value-of-
type
touch-point-
type
Type Definition
Type errors in sequence functions: fastseq and safeseq
Type Libraries
Type Specifiers
type -error
type -error-datum, type-error-expected-type
type-error-datum,
type -error-expected-type
type-error-datum, type-error-expected-
type
type -of
upgraded-array-element-
type
upgraded-complex-part-
type
verify-
type -declarations-switch
Warnings are signaled for misspelling in
type declarations
windows-command-for-document-
type
*default-file-
type*
*fasl-default-
type*
typecase , ctypecase, etypecase
fslot-address-
typed
fslot-value-
typed
bind-c-
typedef
def-c-
typedef
Typelib entity: CoClass
Typelib entity: Enum
Typelib entity: Interface
add-
typep -transformer
Adding
typep -transformers
remove-
typep -transformer
typep
Additional
types of chart values
Allocation
types
Basic External-Format
Types
Built-in Method Combination
Types
Built-in Schema
Types
Calls and
types explanation
Character Syntax
Types
Data
types added to standard Common Lisp
Data
types and array types
Data types and array
types
Data
Types and Conversions
File
types
file-dialog-source-
types
Foreign
Types
Foreign
types introduction
partner-
types
Primitive
Types
profiler-included-node-
types
Removed
Types
source-file-
types
Special OLE Data
Types
The :nat and :unsigned-nat
types
The foreign
types facility
The four
types of analysis: general information
The Syntax for Foreign
Types
The unicode and fat External-Format
Types ; the unicode BOM
Types
value-
types
*edit-allowed-
types*
*load-foreign-
types*
*source-file-
types*
colorize-on-
typing
select-on-
typing
Typing input to Common Lisp
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