By default the LispWorks IDE starts up with the Podium and a Listener.
If you want to see other tools each time you start the LispWorks IDE, then you can add action items in your personal initialization file, or in a saved image.
For example, to start an Editor tool, define an action on the pre-defined "Initialize LispWorks tools" action-list:
(define-action "Initialize LispWorks tools"
"Make an Editor Tool"
#'(lambda (screen)
(capi:find-interface 'lw-tools:editor
:screen screen))
:after "Create default the tools")
Note: the names of the various tools are exported in the LW-TOOLS package.
For more information about action lists, including an example which opens specific files in the Editor tool, see the LispWorks User Guide and Reference Manual .
LispWorks IDE User Guide (Unix version) - 13 Sep 2017
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