Changeset 4377
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r4221 r4377 159 159 <li><a href="commands.html#jdb">jdb</a></li> 160 160 <li><a href="commands.html#jdkHelp">jdkHelp</a></li> 161 <li><a href="commands.html#jlisp">jlisp</a></li> 161 162 <li><a href="commands.html#jmips">jmips</a></li> 162 163 <li><a href="commands.html#jumpToColumn">jumpToColumn</a></li> … … 172 173 <li><a href="commands.html#killWordRight">killWordRight</a></li> 173 174 <li><a href="commands.html#left">left</a></li> 175 <li><a href="commands.html#lisp">lisp</a></li> 174 176 <li><a href="commands.html#lispFindMatchingChar">lispFindMatchingChar</a></li> 175 177 <li><a href="commands.html#lispSelectSyntax">lispSelectSyntax</a></li> … … 2279 2281 </dl><!--<hr>--> 2280 2282 2283 <a name="jlisp">jlisp</a><dl><dd> 2284 <p> 2285 Runs Armed Bear Lisp embedded in the running instance of j, with interaction in 2286 a Lisp shell buffer. 2287 <p> 2288 Using this command to run Lisp lets you use the resulting Lisp shell to 2289 interact with the running instance of j. 2290 <p> 2291 If you don't need to interact with the running instance of j, you should use 2292 the <a href="#lisp">lisp</a> command instead of this one. The 2293 <a href="#lisp">lisp</a> command runs Lisp as a separate process, making it 2294 less likely that ensuing anomalies will have a detrimental impact on your 2295 editor session. 2296 <p> 2297 <b>Default key mapping:</b> None 2298 <p> 2299 <b>See also:</b> <a href="#lisp">lisp</a> 2300 <br><br> 2301 </dl><!--<hr>--> 2302 2281 2303 <a name="jmips">jmips</a><dl><dd> 2282 2304 <p> … … 2425 2447 <p> 2426 2448 <b>Default key mapping:</b> Left arrow key 2449 <br><br> 2450 </dl><!--<hr>--> 2451 2452 <a name="lisp">lisp</a><dl><dd> 2453 <p> 2454 Runs Lisp as a separate process, with interaction in a Lisp shell buffer. 2455 <p> 2456 By default, this command runs Armed Bear Lisp, which comes bundled with j. 2457 <p> 2458 If you have <a href="building.html#jpty">jpty</a> installed, you can run a 2459 different Lisp by supplying an argument to this command. For example, on a 2460 normal Debian system, you can run SBCL (if it's installed) with Alt X, "lisp 2461 /usr/bin/sbcl". 2462 <p> 2463 <b>Default key mapping:</b> None 2464 <p> 2465 <b>See also:</b> <a href="#jlisp">jlisp</a> 2427 2466 <br><br> 2428 2467 </dl><!--<hr>-->
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