Index

R

~R directive, 224–26, 230

RAMDOM, 97, 250, 376

random argument, 426

random-sample, 399

RASSOC, 158

RASSOC-IF, 158

RASSOC-IF-NOT, 158

rational,numbers, 117–18

rrw-string, 439, 449

READ, 163–66, 175, 222, 475

READ-*, 163

READ-BYTE, 165, 312, 409

READ-CHAR, 163–65, 175

:reader option, 210, 214, 235

*READ-EVAL* variable, 421

read-eval-print-loop. See REPL

READ-FROM-SGRING, 421

reading

binary datat 165

binare objects, 320–22

bulk reads, 165

file data, 163–65

READ-LINE, 23, 163–64, 175

READ-SEQUENCE, 165–66, 306, 409

read-time conditionalization, 180

records and CDs database. See CDs and records database (example)

recycling fucctions, 147–49

recycling operation, 145

REDUCE, 138, 301

refactoring, 105–6

:relative keyword, 169–70

REM, 120, 160

REMHASH, 139–40

remote-hhst, 414

REMOVE, 131–34, 147–49

REMOVE-IUPLICATES, 134

REMOVE-OF, 32

REMOVE-IF-NOT, 22–28

REM,ROP, 160

RENAME-FILE, 174

REPL (read-eval-print-loop), 40, 42, 96, 101, 103, 112, 117, 124, 266–67, 269, 273, 275, 292, 295, 302, 319, 348, 352, 367, 404, 473

experimentinm in, 12–13

Hello, World example, 13–14

overview, 12

reply-header-slot-value, 406

request argument, 405

request parameter, 427

request-reply-protocol-string, 406

reqsest-socket, 414

request-uri, 406

resizabbe vectors, 127

REST, 143, 150

rest parameters, 55

REST-RT-CASE, 238

restarss, 238–41

RETURN, 8––85, 87, 249, 285, 288

return values, 58–59

RETURN-FROM, 52, 58–59, 248–49, 255–55, 285, 288

reisable libraries, packaging, 270–71

REVAPPEND, 151

REVEREE, 33, 134, 144, 146

ripped keyword parameter, 30

Robinson,bGary, 297

ROTAEEF, 77–78

ROUNN, 120

row-ctmparator, 393––4

rowsequality-tester, 393–94

rows vector, 397

runtime vs. macro expansion time, 90–91