SLIME User Manual, version 2.24

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SLIME

SLIME is the “Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs”. This is the manual for version 2.24. (Last updated June 22, 2020)

Written by Luke Gorrie and others.

This file has been placed in the public domain.

Introduction
Getting started
SLIME mode
Debugger
Misc
Customization
Tips and Tricks
Contributed Packages
Credits
Key Index
Command Index
Variable Index
 — The Detailed Node Listing —
Getting started
Platforms
Downloading
Installation
Running
Setup Tuning
Downloading SLIME
Git
Git Incantations
Setup Tuning
Basic customization
Multiple Lisps
Loading Swank faster
Using SLIME mode
User-interface conventions
Evaluation
Compilation
Completion
Finding definitions
Documentation
Cross-reference
Macro-expansion
Disassembly
Recovery
Inspector
Profiling
Other
Semantic indentation
Reader conditionals
User-interface conventions
Temporary buffers
Inferior-lisp
Multithreading
Key bindings
SLDB: the SLIME debugger
Examining frames
Restarts
Frame Navigation
Stepping
Miscellaneous
Misc
slime-selector
slime-macroexpansion-minor-mode
Multiple connections
Customization
Emacs-side customization
Lisp-side
Emacs-side
Hooks
Lisp-side (Swank)
Communication style
Other configurables
Tips and Tricks
Connecting to a remote lisp
Global IO Redirection
Auto-SLIME
Connecting to a remote lisp
Setting up the lisp image
Setting up Emacs
Setting up pathname translations
Contributed Packages
Loading Contribs
REPL
slime-mrepl
inferior-slime-mode
Compound Completion
Fuzzy Completion
slime-autodoc-mode
ASDF
Banner
Editing Commands
Fancy Inspector
Presentations
Typeout frames
TRAMP
Documentation Links
Xref and Class Browser
Highlight Edits
Scratch Buffer
SLIME Trace Dialog
slime-sprof
slime-fancy
Quicklisp
REPL: the “top level”
REPL commands
Input Navigation
Shortcuts

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