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The package name search is independent of alphabetic case. However, this
might be changed in the future for Common Lisp compatibility and should
not be depended upon. In any event it is not considered good style to have
two distinct packages whose names differ only in alphabetic case.
zl:pkg-global-package
The global package.
Variable
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zl:pkg-goto &optional pkg globally Function
pkg can be a package or the name of a package. pkg is made the current
package; in other words, the variable *package* is set to the package
named by pkg. zl:pkg-goto can be useful to "put the keyboard inside" a
package when you are debugging.
pkg defaults to the user package.
If globally is specified non-nil, then *package* is set with zl:setq-globally
instead of setq. This is useful mainly in an init file, where you want to
change the default package for user interaction, and a simple setq of
*package* does not work because it is bound by z1:load when it loads the
init file.
sys:pkg-keyword-package
The keyword package.
Variable
pkg-kill package Function
Kill package by removing it from all package system data structures. The
name and nicknames of package cease to be recognized package names. If
package is used by other packages, it is un-used, causing its external symbols
to stop being accessible to those packages. If other packages have
relative names for package, the names are deleted.
Any symbols in package still exist and their home package is not changed.
If this is undesirable, evaluate (zl:mapatoms #'remob package nil) first.
package can be a package or the name of a package.
z1:pkg-name package Function
Get the (primary) name of a package. The name is a string.
It is an error if package is not a package object. (The phrase "it is an
error" has special significance in Common Lisp. See the function
package-name, page 390.) Note that zl:pkg-name is a structure-accessing
function and does not check that its argument is a package object, only
that it is some kind of an array with a leader.