FORMAT
The additional FORMAT
instruction
~!
is similar to ~/
, but avoids putting a function name into a
string, thus, even if the function is not interned in the “COMMON-LISP-USER”
package, you might not need to specify the package explicitly.
(
is
equivalent to FORMAT
stream
"~arguments!" function
object
)(
.FUNCALL
function
stream
object
colon-modifier-p
atsign-modifier-p
arguments
)
The additional FORMAT
instruction
~.
is a kind of opposite to ~&
: It outputs a conditional
newline, by calling the function EXT:ELASTIC-NEWLINE
.
~
outputs n
.n-1
newlines
followed by an EXT:ELASTIC-NEWLINE
. ~0.
does nothing.
FORMAT
~R
and FORMAT
~:R
can output only
integers in the range |
.
The output is in English, according to the American conventions, and
these conventions are identical to the British conventions only in the
range n
| <
1066
|
.n
| <
109
FORMAT
~:@C
does not output the character itself, only the
instruction how to type the character.
For FORMAT
~E
and FORMAT
~G
, the value of
*READ-DEFAULT-FLOAT-FORMAT*
does not matter if *PRINT-READABLY*
is true.
FORMAT
~T
can determine the current column of any
built-in stream.
These notes document CLISP version 2.49 | Last modified: 2010-07-07 |