




Converts a Lisp object to an appropriate jobject.
The function lisp-to-jobject tries to convert the argument lisp-object to a jobject. It succeeds if lisp-object is of a type that matches any Java primitive type or is a string. In general that means integers up to 64 bits, floats, t, nil and strings.
See Types and conversion between Lisp and Java for a full description.
If it fails, lisp-to-jobject calls cl:error, unless the argument errorp is nil, in which case it returns nil.
LispWorks User Guide and Reference Manual - 20 Sep 2017