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char-mouse-equal charl char2 Function
Returns t if the mouse characters charl and char2 are equal, nil otherwise.
char-name char Function
char must be a character object. char-name returns the name of the object
(a string) if it has one. If the character has no name, or if it has non-zero
bits or a character style other than NIL. NIL. NIL, nil is returned.
(char-name #\Tab) => "Tab"
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char-not-equal char &rest chars Function
This primitive compares characters for non-equality; many of the string
functions call it. char and chars must be characters; they cannot be integers.
char-equal compares code and bits, ignores case and character
style, and returns t if the characters are not equal. Otherwise it returns
nil.
(Char-nat-equal #\A #\8) => T
(char-nat-equal #\A #\c-A) => T
(char-nat-equal #\A #\A) => NIL
(char-nat-equal #\a #\A) => NIL
char-not-greaterp char &rest chars Function
This primitive compares characters for order; many of the string functions
call it. char and chars must be characters; they cannot be integers. The
result is t if char does not come after chars ignoring case and style, otherwise
nil. See the section "The Character Set" in Reference Guide to
Streams, Files, and 110. Details of the ordering of characters are in that
section.
This comparison predicate compares the code and bits fields and ignores
character style and distinctions of alphabetic case.
(char-nat-greaterp #\A #\8) => T
(char-nat-greaterp #\a #\A) => T
(char-nat-greaterp #\A #\a) => T
(char-nat-greaterp #\A #\A) => T
char-not-Iessp char &rest chars Function
This primitive compares characters for order; many of the string functions
call it. char and chars must be characters; they cannot be integers. The
result is t if char does not come before chars ignoring case and style,
otherwise nil. See the section "The Character Set" in Reference Guide to
Streams, Files, and 110. Details of the ordering of characters are in that
section.
This comparison predicate compares the code and bits fields and ignores
character style and distinctions of alphabetic case.