Tutorial: Getting started with GendL

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This tutorial should equip you with the basics to get you started using GendL including

  • Development tools
  • An introduction to some of the commonly used Common Lisp functionality
  • Using GendL's built in primitives, and extending them for your own specific needs
  • Examples on building applications
  • Practical guidance on designing code structures

  1. Getting started with GendL
  2. GendL Introduction
  3. Instantiating objects in the REPL
  4. Instantiating objects in Geysr
  5. Defining Objects
  6. Numbers and Arithmetic
  7. Positioning and Orientation
  8. Sequences of Objects
  9. Lists
  10. Functions and :functions
  11. Equality
  12. Conditionals
  13. Wall example - sequences, positioning and collating outputs
  14. More on Lists
  15. Iteration and Mapping
  16. Truss example - positioning and orientation
  17. Assembling objects
  18. Characters and strings
  19. Formatted output
  20. Generating a formatted BoM
  21. Index