This is the cl-case-control Reference Manual, version 0.1.0, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Sun Dec 15 04:43:36 2024 GMT+0.
The main system appears first, followed by any subsystem dependency.
cl-case-controlSupporting case-controlling
SUZUKI Shingo
SUZUKI Shingo
MIT
0.1.0
trivial-types (system).
case-control.lisp (file).
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
cl-case-control/cl-case-control.asdcl-case-control (system).
cl-case-control/case-control.lispcl-case-control (system).
adj-case (function).
case-selective-defpackage (macro).
case-selective-intern (function).
case-sensitive-p (function).
case-sensitive-package-p (function).
char-invertcase (function).
lowercase-char-p (function).
string-designator-p (function).
string-invertcase (function).
uppercase-char-p (function).
case-inverted-package-p (function).
Packages are listed by definition order.
cl-case-controlcase-control
cl-casectl
casectl
common-lisp.
adj-case (function).
case-selective-defpackage (macro).
case-selective-intern (function).
case-sensitive-p (function).
case-sensitive-package-p (function).
char-invertcase (function).
lowercase-char-p (function).
string-designator-p (function).
string-invertcase (function).
uppercase-char-p (function).
case-inverted-package-p (function).
Definitions are sorted by export status, category, package, and then by lexicographic order.
CASE-SELECTIVE-INTERN is a alternative INTERN for CL implementations
which have "modern" case-sensitivess feature.
CASE-SELECTIVE-INTERN interns given string into given package (or current
package) with or without case conversion.
When given package is a case-insensitive package, CASE-SELECTIVE-INTERN
interns given string with STRING-UPCASE.
When given package is a case-sensitive package, CASE-SELECTIVE-INTERN
interns given string. Case of characters on the given string is left as is.
Note: you should use CL:INTERN if you want to intern into case-insensitive package without case conversion.
Invert case of given character.
Note: CHAR-INVERTCASE function DOES NOT assume given character is an ASCII
character.
Predicate for lowercase character.
Note: LOWERCASE-CHAR-P function DOES NOT assume given character is an ASCII
character.
Predicate for uppercase character.
Note: UPPERCASE-CHAR-P function DOES NOT assume given character is an ASCII
character.
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