From: Tushar Saxena
Subject: ^] (Ctrl-]) What is it ??? (In Zetalisp)
Date: 
Message-ID: <443@tarski.albany.edu>
What is this function ^] (Ctrl-]) in Zetalisp. It is a predicate of some kind, 
but I have no idea what it actually does. Obviously it does not exist
in Common Lisp. If you can also tell me its counterpart ikn Common Lisp,
that would be great.

Thanks



	-Tush.

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From: David J. Braunegg
Subject: Re: ^] (Ctrl-]) What is it ??? (In Zetalisp)
Date: 
Message-ID: <1991Nov20.200911.21405@linus.mitre.org>
In article <···@tarski.albany.edu> ······@cs.albany.edu (Tushar Saxena) writes:
>
>What is this function ^] (Ctrl-]) in Zetalisp. It is a predicate of some kind, 
>but I have no idea what it actually does. Obviously it does not exist
>in Common Lisp. If you can also tell me its counterpart ikn Common Lisp,
>that would be great.
>
>Thanks


This is a list of Symbolics character set mappings that I made a while
ago:

These are composed using the Lisp Machine symbol key:

gte		(^])
lte		(^\)
neq		(^Z)
epsilon		(^F)
lrarrow		(^W)
rarrow		(^Y)
larrow		(^X)
darrow		(^A)
uarrow		(^K)
ucaret		(^D)
 dcaret		(^_)
forall		(^T)
infinity	(^N)
there exists	(^U)
partial delta	(^O)
equiv		(^^)
not		(^E)
circle +	(^M)
circle x	(^V)
pi		(^G)
plus minus	(^L)
lambda		(^H)
gamma		(^I)
delta		(^J)
alpha		(^B)
beta		(^C)

These two correspond to Lisp Machine keyboard keys:

Page		(^L)
End		(^T)