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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Possible Screencasts===<br />
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Please note this is my perception of what was said in the lecture. It may or may not be correct.<br />
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====Packages====<br />
* Explain the basic idea of packages<br />
* Mechanics in Lisp -> how to create a package<br />
* Symbol syntax used (package-name ::symbol)<br />
* Other weird stuff -> #:symbol , : keyword, (symbol-name ...), (intern ...)<br />
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====Macros====<br />
* Basic idea: transformation of source code at compile time<br />
* Back quote, comma, (comma, @)<br />
* Only once evaluation<br />
* Avoiding variable capture<br />
* Pragmatics<br />
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====Collections====<br />
* Operations for mapping<br />
* Search<br />
* Reduce - reducing list to single value<br />
* For lists, vectors etc.<br />
* Simple (equality) operations and high order function versions (?)<br />
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====Non-standard method combination====<br />
i.e. :before :after :around methods<br />
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* Syntax for specifying :before :after :around <br />
* Semantics<br />
* Interaction with multiple inheritance<br />
* Examples of use<br />
* Contrast and compare Lisp with AspectJ<br />
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====Conditions====<br />
* Condition classes (simplified class type)<br />
* Separation of raising an error from unwinding the stack<br />
* Coding handlers<br />
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====Hashes====<br />
* (make-hash-table ...)<br />
* :test eql or equal<br />
* (get hash ...) (setf(get hash ...))<br />
* Loop support for iterating over keys and values<br />
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====Multiple Values====<br />
* (get hash ...)<br />
* (values principle-value ...)</div>Mark