ftp.nice.ch/pub/next/developer/objc/appkit/LispExample.s.tar.gz#/LispExample

IB.proj
 
Lisp.h
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Lisp.iconheader
 
Lisp.m
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Lisp.nib


 
LispApp.h
 
LispApp.m
 
LispApp.tiff
 
LispDoc.tiff
 
LispDoc2.tiff
 
LispListener.h
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LispListener.m
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LispText.h
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LispText.m
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Lisp_main.m
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Makefile
 
Makefile.postamble
 
README
 
lispEvaluate
 
lispEvaluate.m
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README

This directory contains a programming example called "Lisp".  It puts up a scrollable window in which you can type Lisp code.  It is a good example of running Common Lisp as a child process and subclassing the Text object to be a Lisp Listener.  It also shows one way to do command-line editing with both the mouse and emacs-style control keys. 
 
For the app to work, you need to have Common Lisp built on your machine.   See the file 
/NextLibrary/Documentation/NeXT/RelNotes/LispNotes.wn for instructions on how to build Common Lisp.  

Further documentation on this example may be forthcoming.

These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.