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Introduction,an oft-heard question, and one without a good answer. The thirteen volumes provide an excellent reference medium, but are largely lacking in tutorial material suitable for a beginner. This book is intended to fill that gap. No claim is made for completeness of coverage — the thirteen volumes fulfill

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More on Navigating the Lisp Machine,ess independent of programming on it, .., what you might call the operating system of the Lisp Machine. Some parts of this chapter having to do with sending messages to windows and process objects may be confusing unless you know something about flavors. See chapter 5, especially the section startin

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The Graph Example,ample which puts to use many of the features we have previously discussed. The piece of code in question allows one to display and manipulate simple undirected graphs, that is, sets of . connected by ..

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More Advanced Use of the Editor, Zmacs itself. Thus, there should be no difficulty in becoming fluent in the use of the built-in commands simply by consulting the automatic documentation. Or, if you prefer, many of the more common built-in commands are described on paper: See the section “Writing and Editing Code” in ..

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