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335 zl :make-raster-array
The make-array-options are the options that can be given to make-array.
For information on those options: See the section "Keyword Options For
make-array" in Symbolics Common Lisp: Language Concepts.
When you cannot use make-raster-array, for example from the
:make-array option to defstruct contructors, you should use
raster-width-and-height-to-make-array-dimensions instead.
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zl:make-raster-array width height &rest zl:make-array-options Function
This function is provided for compatibility with previous releases.
make-raster-array offers the same functionality. For information on this
function: See the function make-raster-array, page 334.
The only difference between zl:make-raster-array and make-raster-array
is the list of keyword options they accept. zl:make-raster-array accepts
the keyword options that can be given to zl:make-array.
make-raster-array accepts the keyword options that can be given to
make-array.
For information on the argument zl:make-array-options: See the function
zl:make-array, page 322.
make-sequence type size &key initial-element area Function
make-sequence returns a sequence of type type and of length size, each of
whose elements has been initialized to the value of the :initial-element argument
(or nil if none is specified). If :initial-element is specified, the
value must be an object that can be an element of a sequence of type type.
For example:
(make-sequence '(vector double-float) 5 :initial-element 1d0)
=> #(1.0d0 1.0d0 1.0d0 1.0d0 1.0d0)
The optional area argument is the number of the area in which to create
the new alist. (Areas are an advanced feature of storage management.)
See the section "Areas" in Internals, Processes, and Storage Management.
You can also create sequences using the vector and make-list functions.
See the function vector, page 610. See the function make-list, page 329.
For a table of related items: See the section "Sequence Construction and
Access" in Symbqlics Common Lisp: Language Concepts.
make-string size &key initial-element element-type area Function
The function make-string returns a simple string of length size. It constructs
a one-dimensional array without fill pointer or displacement, to hold
elements of type character, or any of its subtypes, that is, string-char, or
standard-char. Depending on their character type, strings created with
make-string can therefore be either fat or thin.