SLIME mode (SLIME User Manual, version 2.28)

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## 3 Using Slime mode

SLIME’s commands are provided via `slime-mode`, a minor-mode used in conjunction with Emacs’s `lisp-mode`. This chapter describes the `slime-mode` and its relatives.

- User-interface conventions
- Evaluation commands
- Compilation commands
- Completion commands
- Finding definitions (“Meta-Point” commands).
- Documentation commands
- Cross-reference commands
- Macro-expansion commands
- Disassembly commands
- Abort/Recovery commands
- Inspector commands
- Profiling commands
- Shadowed Commands
- Semantic indentation
- Reader conditional fontification