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2.1.4 Characters

CMU Common Lisp implements characters according to ıCommon Lisp: the Language II. The main difference from the first version is that character bits and font have been eliminated, and the names of the types have been changed.  base-character is the new equivalent of the old  string-char. In this implementation, all characters are base characters (there are no extended characters.) Character codes range between 0 and 255, using the ASCII encoding.



Raymond Toy
Mon Jul 14 09:11:27 EDT 1997