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Entering and Leaving SNePS

The commands in this section move the user between the SNePSUL evaluator and the COMMON LISP evaluator. Although every SNePSUL function is a COMMON LISP function, the SNePSUL loop provides certain special facilities, so it is best to be in the proper top-level loop for extended work.

(sneps ) 
Lisp function that brings the user into the SNePS read-eval-print loop.

(lisp ) 
SNePSUL function that returns the user to the Lisp evaluator.

  
SNePSUL command that causes the next form to be evaluated by Lisp.

^^ 
SNePSUL command that puts the user into an embedded Lisp read-eval-print loop until the next occurrence of the form ^^, whereupon the user is returned to the SNePSUL loop.



John Francis Santore
Fri May 14 11:18:57 EDT 1999