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Common Lisp User Interactive Objects (CLIO)
Copyright (C) 1989, 1990 Texas Instruments Incorporated
Related Systems
CLIO relies upon three other systems --- CLX, CLUE, and CLOS.
CLX, the Common Lisp X Interface, may be found in the X11
distribution from MIT (see lib/CLX/*). CLIO requires R3 CLX or
later. CLX R4.2 or later is preferred.
CLUE, the Common Lisp User Interface Environment, may be found in
the X11 distribution from MIT (see contrib/toolkits/clue/*). CLIO
requires CLUE 7.20 (July 1990) or later.
CLOS, the Common Lisp Object System, is a draft standard extension
to ANSI Common Lisp for object-oriented programming. Xerox PCL
(Portable Common Loops) is an implementation of CLOS which is
available publicly at no cost by sending a request to
CommonLoops.pa@xerox.com.
Installation
Use the function load-clio in the file clio/defsystem.l. For
Explorer users, this file also contains a defsystem definition, so
that CLIO can be built via (make-system 'clio).
Examples
A simple example program is provided to demonstrate the use of CLIO.
See the directory clio/examples/*. Use the function
load-clio-examples in the file clio/examples/defsystem.l. For
Explorer users, this file also contains a defsystem definition, so
that CLIO examples can be built via (make-system 'clio-examples).
The example, a simple graphics editor, is run using the function
clio-examples:sketch.
Documentation
The directory clio/doc/* contains several documents describing CLIO.
CLIO.PS, CLIO.TEX
The CLIO specification which defines all CLIO features. LaTeX
and PostScript versions are included.
RELEASE.<release#>
Release notes for the current and previous versions of CLIO.
The highest <release#> identifies the version of the software in
these directories. The release notes contain important
information which must be read before using CLIO.
TEXT-CMDS.TEXT
This document discusses user operations for text manipulation
provided by the implementation in CLIO Version 1.0, which are
generally consistent with Level 1 of the OPEN LOOK Graphical
User Interface and Style Guide.
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