3 Debugging Lisp Programs
3.3 Using Debugger commands
When you enter the Debugger, it automatically displays the available options to proceed with an evaluation. You select an option by typing its associated command or option number at the Debugger prompt. In addition, you can use any available Debugger command, even if it is not shown in the options list, by entering the command at the Debugger prompt. You can type Debugger commands in either uppercase or lowercase letters. The following sections show how to display the list of available Debugger commands and give examples of how to use the Debugger to examine and modify Lisp programs.
- 3.3.1 - Displaying Debugger commands
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- 3.3.2 - Using restart options
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- 3.3.3 - Examining and moving through the stack
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- 3.3.4 - Examining dynamic context markers
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- 3.3.5 - Examining and modifying local variables
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- 3.3.6 - Returning values from the current frame
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- 3.3.7 - Control transfer
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- 3.3.8 - Miscellaneous commands
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