Calls a Lisp function with the given arguments list.

Examples

iex> ExLisp.eval("(defun multiply (a b) (* a b))")
:multiply
iex> ExLisp.call(:multiply, [3, 4])
12
iex> ExLisp.call("MULTIPLY", [5, 6])
30

Compiles a Lisp file into a BEAM module and outputs the .beam file.

Compiles a Lisp code string into a BEAM module.

Returns the default .beam output directory.

Deletes a Lisp global variable.

Evaluates a Lisp code string.

Examples

iex> ExLisp.eval("(+ 1 2)")
3

iex> ExLisp.eval("(* 2 3 4)")
24

Evaluates Lisp code and formats symbols in uppercase for REPL display.

Formats a Lisp code string according to standard Common Lisp conventions.

Examples

iex> ExLisp.format("(+  1   2)")
"(+ 1 2)\n"

Reads a Lisp file and returns the formatted code. If option in_place: true or write: true is given, it overwrites the file.

Gets a Lisp function as an Elixir anonymous function.

Examples

iex> ExLisp.eval("(defun add (a b) (+ a b))")
:add
iex> add = ExLisp.get_fun(:add)
iex> add.(2, 3)
5

Gets the value of a Lisp global variable.

Examples

iex> ExLisp.eval("(defparameter x 100)")
:x
iex> ExLisp.get_var(:x)
100
iex> ExLisp.get_var("X")
100

Checks if a Lisp function is defined.

Checks if a Lisp global variable is defined.

Loads a Lisp source file and evaluates each top-level expression sequentially.

Sets a Lisp global variable.

Examples

iex> ExLisp.set_var(:y, 200)
200
iex> ExLisp.eval("y")
200

Converts data for REPL display, turning symbols/atoms to uppercase.