Look up LispWorks® Documentation and display it using
Emacs' browse-url
facility.
First put the .el files somewhere in your load-path and customize your browse-url. Also install the Lispworks® 7.1 Documentation locally. Then
(require 'lw-manual-data-7-1-1-0)
(require 'lw-manual)
(setq lw:manual-base-url
"file:///usr/local/lib64/LispWorksPersonal/lib/7-1-0-0/manual/online/")
(lw:set-lw-manual-symbols +lw-manual-data-7-1-0-0+)
derived from original 1997 hyperspec.el by way of Franz Inc.'s fi-manual.el.
Use M-x lw:manual <TAB>
to lookup the documentation for the
symbol-at-point. Use the C-u
prefix argument to always prompt for a
symbol.
Use lw:set-lw-manual-symbols
directly to set or change the
documentation set (after loading a new manual-data table)
Note The code was cleaned up and tested on Emacs 28. Support for earlier Emacs versions may have been inadvertently dropped and may need to be fixed.
contains the manual-data table for the LispWorks ® Documentation that shipped with version 7.1.2.
The tar filelwdoc71-x86-linux.tar.gz
was downloaded from
http://www.lispworks.com/download.
Note that this unpacks to a sub-directory -
./lib/7-1-0-0/manual/online/
Point the variable lw:manual-base-url
to whereever the docs were
unpacked locally.
(setq lw:manual-base-url
"file:///usr/local/lib64/LispWorksPersonal/lib/7-1-0-0/manual/online/")
Or to lookup the corresponding version of the documentation over HTTP directly on www.lispworks.com
(setq lw:manual-base-url "http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw71/")
Note The table for lw71 contains 5321 entries stored in an Emacs obarray.
contains code to generate the elisp manual-data from the LispWorks
® documentation. It uses the external libraries
lQuery
and Plump
to process HTML.
It was used to generate lw-manual-data-7-1-1-0.el
-
(in-package "MAKE-LW-MANUAL")
(setq $lw-manual-location "/usr/local/LispWorks64/lib/7-1-0-0/manual/online/")
(dump-manual-data :defaults "/tmp/")
to create an elisp file /tmp/lw-manual-data-7-1-0-0.el
. Note this file
defines an elisp constant variable +lw-manual-data-7-1-1-0+
which
contains the manual-data table.
It is likely that this code can be used to generate manual-data tables for other LispWorks versions (at least starting from 6.1)
Note Earlier versions of dump-lw-manual
used
html-parse
and manipulated the sexp DOM. lQuery seems to be
cleaner to express the extraction. Upstream lQuery may need to be
fixed to make it work with LispWorks and the parser may run out of
memory on the LispWorks Personal Edition.
(require 'lw-manual)
(require 'lw-manual-data-8-0-0-0)
(lw:set-lw-manual-symbols +lw-manual-data-8-0-0-0+)
nil)
;; (setq lw:manual-base-url "http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw80/")
(setq lw:manual-base-url "file:///opt/lw801/lib/8-0-0-0/manual/html-l/")
(require 'plump)
(require 'lquery)
(load "dump-lw-manual-data.lisp")
(in-package "MAKE-LW-MANUAL")
(setq $lw-manual-location "/opt/lw801/lib/8-0-0-0/manual/html-l/")
(dump-manual-data :defaults "/tmp/")