2 A Short Tutorial

2.7 Summary

In this introductory tutorial you have seen how to perform the following actions:

Start the windowing environment.
Evaluate and re-evaluate Common Lisp forms using the listener.
Invoke the debugger, follow the backtrace that it produces, and return from the error which caused entry to the debugger.
Collect and display data generated by your own code in the output browser.
Use the inspector to examine the current state of an object.
Use the class browser to find out detailed information about a given class, so that you can make arbitrary programmatic changes to instances of that class.

Common LispWorks User Guide, Liquid Common Lisp Version 5.0 - 18 OCT 1996