This is the trivial-escapes Reference Manual, version 1.2.0, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Sun Sep 15 06:56:32 2024 GMT+0.
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trivial-escapes
C-style escape directives for Common Lisp.
William Yao <williamyaoh@gmail.com>
William Yao <williamyaoh@gmail.com>
Public Domain
1.2.0
named-readtables
(system).
packages.lisp
(file).
to-char.lisp
(file).
escaping-pains.lisp
(file).
readtable.lisp
(file).
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
trivial-escapes/trivial-escapes.asd
trivial-escapes/packages.lisp
trivial-escapes/to-char.lisp
trivial-escapes/escaping-pains.lisp
trivial-escapes/readtable.lisp
trivial-escapes/trivial-escapes.asd
trivial-escapes
(system).
trivial-escapes/to-char.lisp
packages.lisp
(file).
trivial-escapes
(system).
code
(reader method).
(setf code)
(writer method).
no-such-char-error
(condition).
print-object
(method).
to-char
(function).
trivial-escapes/escaping-pains.lisp
to-char.lisp
(file).
trivial-escapes
(system).
*escape-functions*
(special variable).
*octal-escapes*
(special variable).
*simple-escapes*
(special variable).
admit
(macro).
hex-digit-char-p
(function).
hex-read
(function).
octal-digit-char-p
(function).
octal-reader
(function).
read-string-escaping
(function).
simple-escape
(function).
trivial-escapes/readtable.lisp
escaping-pains.lisp
(file).
trivial-escapes
(system).
Packages are listed by definition order.
trivial-escapes
trivesc
common-lisp
.
code
(generic reader).
(setf code)
(generic writer).
no-such-char-error
(condition).
to-char
(function).
*escape-functions*
(special variable).
*octal-escapes*
(special variable).
*simple-escapes*
(special variable).
admit
(macro).
hex-digit-char-p
(function).
hex-read
(function).
octal-digit-char-p
(function).
octal-reader
(function).
read-string-escaping
(function).
simple-escape
(function).
Definitions are sorted by export status, category, package, and then by lexicographic order.
CODE-CHAR, except more portable across implementations.
Signals a correctable error of type NO-SUCH-CHAR-ERROR if CODE does
not correspond to a valid character under the implementation’s
character encoding.
Provides a USE-VALUE restart for the user to provide a different character.
no-such-char-error
)) ¶no-such-char-error
)) ¶code
.
Used for implementing easy escape sequences, like backslash-n.
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