One of the main benefits of using the built-in editor is the large number of keyboard and menu commands available which can work directly on Lisp code. As well as editing facilities which work intelligently in a buffer containing Lisp code, there are easily-accessible commands which load, evaluate or compile, and run your code in any part of a buffer.
Other tools in the LispWorks IDE are integrated with the Editor. So for example you can find the source code definition of an object being examined in a browser, or set breakpoints in your code, or flag symbols in editor buffers for specific actions such as tracing or lambda list printing.
This section provides an introduction to the Lisp-specific facilities that are available using menu commands. For a full description of the extended editor commands, please refer to the LispWorks Editor User Guide .
All of the commands described below are available in the Editor's Works > Buffers , Works > Definitions , and Works > Expression menus. They operate on the current buffers, definitions, or expression, the choice of which is affected by the current view.
13.13.1 Lisp mode 13.13.2 Current buffers, definitions and expression 13.13.3 Evaluating code 13.13.4 Compiling code 13.13.5 Argument list information 13.13.6 Breakpoints 13.13.7 Tracing symbols and functions 13.13.8 Packages 13.13.9 Indentation of forms 13.13.10 Other facilitiesLispWorks IDE User Guide (Windows version) - 25 Nov 2011
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