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Executing Lisp (GNU Emacs Manual)

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Emacs has major modes for several variants of Lisp. They use the same editing commands as other programming language modes (see Editing Programs). In addition, they provide special commands for executing Lisp expressions.

Emacs Lisp mode

The mode for editing Emacs Lisp source files. It defines C-M-x to evaluate the current top-level Lisp expression. See Evaluating Emacs Lisp Expressions.

Lisp Interaction mode

The mode for an interactive Emacs Lisp session. It defines C-j to evaluate the expression before point and insert its value in the buffer. See Lisp Interaction Buffers.

Lisp mode

The mode for editing source files of programs that run in Lisps other than Emacs Lisp. It defines C-M-x to evaluate the current top-level expression in an external Lisp. See Running an External Lisp.

Inferior Lisp mode

The mode for an interactive session with an external Lisp which is being run as a subprocess (or inferior process) of Emacs. See Running an External Lisp.

Scheme mode

Like Lisp mode, but for Scheme programs.

Inferior Scheme mode

Like Inferior Lisp mode, but for Scheme.

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