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479 zl :set-in-instance
zl:set-in-instance instance symbol value Function
Alters the value of an instance variable inside a particular instance, regardless
of whether the instance variable was declared a
:writable-instance-variable or a :settable-instance-variable. instance is
the instance to be altered, symbol is the instance variable whose value
should be set, and value is the new value. If there is no such instance
variable, an error is signalled.
In Symbolics Common Lisp, this operation is performed by:
(setf (scl :symbol-value-in-instance instance symbol) value)
zl:setplist symbol list Function
Sets the list that represents the property list of symbol to list. Use
zl:setplist with extreme caution, since property lists sometimes contain internal
system properties, which are used by many useful system functions.
Also, it is inadvisable to have the property lists of two different symbols be
eq, since the shared list structure causes unexpected effects on one symbol
if zl:putprop or zl:remprop is done to the other.
dbg:set-proceed-types condition new-proceed-types Generic Function
Sets the list of valid proceed types for this condition to new-proceed-types.
The compatible message for dbg:set-proceed-types is:
:set-proceed-types
For a table of related items: See the section "Basic Condition Methods and
Init Options" in Symbolics Common Lisp: Language Concepts.
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setq {variable value}... Special Form
Used to set the value of one or more variables. The first value is
evaluated, and the first variable is set to the result. Then the second value
is evaluated, the second variable is set to the result, and so on for all the
variable/value pairs. setq returns the last value, that is, the result of the
evaluation of its last subform. Example:
(setq x (+ 3 2 1) Y (cons x nil))
x is set to 6, y is set to (6), and the setq form returns (6). Note that the
first variable was set before the second value form was evaluated, allowing
that form to use the new value of x.
zl:setq-globally &rest vars-and-vals Special Form
zl:setq-globally has been superseded by symbol-value-globally. You use
setf with symbol-value-globally to set global values in your init file.