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ID3 parsing, which frames are needed 352—354
ID3v2 format 336
ID3v2 library 385 391
ID3v2.2 specification 343
IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) 335
IF construct 285
If operator 43 48 80—82 245
IF-NOT suffix 133—134
IGNORE-ERRORS 186
Image file 477
In function 392 394 396 417
In-html-style macro 462
IN-PACKAGE 258—260 269—270 272—273 302 319 366
INCF 77 120 295
Indent function 440
Indenting-printer 437—438 447
Indenting-printer API 438—440
Inheritance and slots 214—215
Inheritance and tagged structures, binary file parsing 323—324
inheritance, multiple 215—217
Inherited slots, keeping track of 325—327
Initialize-instance 206—208 235
Initially keyword 287
input element 421
Input field 425
Insert-row 391
INSTALL.lisp file 366
INTEGER 203
Integer directives 223—225
Integers 116
Interation directive 228—230
INTERN 264
INTERNAL-TIME-UNITS-PER-SECOND 470
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 335
International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 335
Intersection 156
INVOKE-RESTART 239—241
IP address 414
Ipaddr-to-dotted 414
IRC channel 478
ISO (International Organization for Standardization) 335
ISO 639-2 356
ISO 8859-1 314 316—317 329 336 339—341 345 354 356
Iteration control, LOOP macro 278
JavaScript 464
Kemp, Eric 335
KEYWORD package 180 264 267
keyword parameters 29 56—57
Keyword symbols 20 42 264
Kiczales, Gregor 478
Knuth, Donald 250 399 467
labels 246—247 249
LAMBDA 59 61—63 68 246
Language-oriented programming 431
Languages, interfacing with 467
last 151
LDB 312—313 338 341
LDIFF 151
Leaky abstraction 96—100
Length 125 130 331
LESSP-OR-EQUALP 123
let 44 66—68 71—73 246 261 332 421 453
let* 68 246
Lexical environment 246—248
lexical variables 65 68—69
li element 444
Link function 423
Linux operating system 466
Lisp compiler 5
Lisp control constructs 455
Lisp evaluator 117
Lisp implementation, choosing 9—11
Lisp in a Box 11—12
Lisp libraries 465—467
Lisp machines 5
Lisp printer 142 421
Lisp prompt 12
Lisp reader 99 117 123 296
Lisp-based XML processors 144
LispWorks 184—185 465—466 477—478
LIST 20 44 143 199 203 388
LISt Processing 4
List processing and con cells 142—144
List processing and functional programming 144—145
List processing, "destructive operations" 145—147
List processing, combining recycling with shared structure 147—149
List processing, list-manipulation functions 149—151
List processing, mapping 151—152
List processing, overview 141
List structure 153
LIST symbol 134
LIST* function 151
List-directory 174 182
LISTP 151
Lists element 39
Literal strings 123 129
Load 17 44 258 260 475
Load-database 430
LOAD-TIME-VALUE 260—261
Loading database (CD and record database example) 25—26
Local flow of control 248—252
Local variables, LOOP macro 282
Locally 260
LOG 122
LOGBITP 349
Long floats 118
Lookup tables, and con cells 157—161
Loop 35 80 83 87—88 101 140 219 236—237 275 283 290 302 383 394 407
Loop keywords 88
LOOP, conditional execution 285—287
LOOP, counting loops 278—280
LOOP, destructuring variables 282—283
LOOP, equals-then clause 281—282
LOOP, iteration control 278
LOOP, local variables 282
LOOP, looping over collections and packages 280—281
LOOP, overview 277
LOOP, parts of 277—278
LOOP, termination tests 288—289
LOOP, unconditional execution 285
LOOP, value accumulation 284
LOOP-FINISH 289
Looping, macros for 83
M-expressions 37
MAC project 116
MacLisp 116
MACROEXPAND-1 36 96—98
macrolet 246—247 259 463
macros 44—45 51 see
Macros for looping 83
Macros, abstraction 92
Macros, AND 103 113 115
Macros, COND 82
Macros, designing, binary file parsing 317
Macros, DO 85—87
Macros, DOLIST 84—85
Macros, DOTIMES 84—85
Macros, expansion time 91 381
Macros, FOO 459—462
Macros, forms 42
Macros, HTML macros 373
Macros, LOOP 87—88
Macros, NOT 82—83
Macros, OR 82—83
Macros, overview 79—80
Macros, parameter lists 161—162
Macros, WHEN 80—81
Macros, writing own, DEMACRO 91—92
Macros, writing own, do-primes sample macro 92—93
Macros, writing own, generating the expansion 95—96
| Macros, writing own, leaky abstraction 96—100
Macros, writing own, macro expansion time vs. runtime 90—91
Macros, writing own, macro-writing macros 100—101
Macros, writing own, overview 89
Macros, writing own, parameters 93—94
MACSYMA symbolic algebra system 116
make tool 475
MAKE-ARRAY 128—129 134 385
MAKE-BROADCAST-STREAM 176
Make-column 389
MAKE-CONCATENATED-STREAM 176
MAKE-CONDITION 235
MAKE-ECHO-STREAM 176
MAKE-HASH-TABLE 138
Make-instance 204—206 208—209 213—214 324 327 388 390
MAKE-LIST 151
MAKE-PATHNAME 171—173 183
Make-process-lock 413
Make-rows 385
Make-schema 389
MAKE-STRING-INPUT-STREAM 175
MAKE-STRING-OUTPUT-STREAM 175
MAKE-TWO-WAY-STREAM 176
Manipulating lexical environment 246—248
MAP 137 140 151 393
MAP-INTO 137
Map-rows 397
MAPC 152
mapcan 152
Mapcar 31 151—152 191 294 353
MAPCON 152
MAPHASH 140
Mapl 152
maplist 152
Mapping 127 151—152
Margolies, David 478
Matching function 392 394
MAX 121 199
McCarthy, John 4 37
Member 156
MEMBER-IF 156
MEMBER-IF-NOT 156
MERGE 135 137 149
MERGE-PATHNAMES 172
Merging 135
Message passing 191
Methods and generic functions 191—193
Methods, combining 196—200
Methods, multimethods 200—202
Methods, overloaded 200—201
MIN 121 199 302
MINUSP 121
Mismatch 136
MOD 120
Modify macros 77
MP3 browser, boilerplate HTML 422—423
MP3 browser, browse page 423—426
MP3 browser, overview 411
MP3 browser, playlists 411—413 426—430
MP3 browser, playlists, as song sources 413—417
MP3 browser, playlists, manipulating 417—420
MP3 browser, query parameter types 420—422
MP3 browser, running 430
MP3 database see also "ID3 parsing" "Shoutcast
MP3 database, defining a schema 388—390
MP3 database, getting at results 397—398
MP3 database, inserting values 390—391
MP3 database, matching functions 394—396
MP3 database, overview 385 387—388
MP3 database, querying 392—394
MPEG Audio Layer 3 335
MUFFLE-WARNING 242
multidimensional arrays 115
Multimethods 196 200—202
multiple inheritance 190 192 215—217 240—241
Multiple restarts 240—241
Multiple values 256—258
MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND 139 256—257
MULTIPLE-VALUE-CALL 256—257
MULTIPLE-VALUE-LIST 257—258
MULTIPROCESSING package 412—413
Mutschler, Michael 335
Name component 169
Named keyword 288
NAMESTRING 170
Namestrings 168
naming conventions 52
NBUTLAST 151
NCONC 147 152 199 284 305
NET.ASERVE package 366
NET.ASERVE.CLIENT package 366
NET.HTML.GENERATOR package 366
Newline function 440
Next-metadata 408
Nilsson, Martin 336
Nondestructive list functions 148
Nonkeyword symbols 269
Normalize-for-column 390
Normalize-row 390
NOT 82—83
NOT-GREATERP 123
NOT-LESSP 123
Not-nullable 389
NOTANY 137
NOTEVERY 137
NRECONC 151
NREVERSE 146—148 305
Nshuffle-vector 399
NSUBST 155
NSUBST-IF 155
NSUBST-IF-NOT 155
NSUBSTITUTE 147 155
NTH 150
NTHCDR 150
NULL 151
Number class 190
Numbers 115—116
Numeric comparisons 121
numeric literals 117—119
NUNION 353
Object initialization 206—208
Object reorientation see also "Classes"
Object-Oriented Programming 189
ODDP 121
Once-only 398
One-argument 155
Op->code 452
open 163—165 167—168 172 312
OpenMCL 10 184—185 223 477
Operators see "Names of specific operators" "Special
optimize 473
optional parameters 53—55
OR 82—83 199
Overloaded methods 200—201
P element 444
P suffix 121
Packages, common mistakes 273—275
Packages, defining own 267—270
Packages, how reader uses 263—265
Packages, importing individual names 271—272
Packages, importing other symbols into 265
Packages, looping over 280—281
Packages, organizing code that uses different packages 272—273
Packages, packaging reusable libraries 270—271
Packages, standard 266—267
Packages, symbol inheritance 265
Packages, terminology 265—266
Packages, what they do not do 267
PAIRLIS 159
Parameters 93—94
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