A presentation is a special kind of output record that remembers not only output, but the object associated with the output and the semantic type associated with that object. [annotate]
[presentation, Concept← A Glossary]
[presentation, Concept← A Glossary]
[presentation, Concept← A Glossary]
[presentation, Concept← A Glossary]
[presentation, Concept← A Glossary]
[presentation, Concept← 23.7.3 Finding Applicable Presentations, set-highlighted-presentation]
[presentation, Concept← 23.7.3 Finding Applicable Presentations, throw-highlighted-presentation]
[presentation, Concept← 23.7.2 Presentation Translator Functions, call-presentation-menu]
[presentation, Concept← 23.7.2 Presentation Translator Functions, call-presentation-translator]
[presentation, Concept← 23.7.2 Presentation Translator Functions, presentation-matches-context-type]
[presentation, Concept← 23.7.2 Presentation Translator Functions, find-applicable-translators]
[presentation, Concept← 23.3.3 Presentation Methods, highlight-presentation]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, presentation-modifier]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, (setf presentation-single-box)]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, presentation-single-box]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, (setf presentation-type)]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, presentation-type]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, (setf presentation-object)]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2.1 The Presentation Protocol, presentation-object]
[presentation, Concept← 23.2 Presentations, presentationp]
Minor issue: Describe exactly what a presentation is. What does it mean for presentations to be nested? --- SWM [annotate]
The protocol class that corresponds to a presentation. If you want to create a new class that behaves like a presentation, it should be a subclass of presentation. All instantiable subclasses of presentation must obey the presentation protocol. [annotate] Note: Should this description mention that PRESENTATION is a subclass of OUTPUT-RECORD? [edit]-- Robert Strandh 2005-09-03 23:04Z |
Returns true if object is a presentation, otherwise returns false. [annotate] |
The instantiable output record class that represents presentations. present normally creates output records of this class. Members of this class are mutable. [annotate] Note: Perhaps this description should mention that STANDARD-PRESENTATION is a subclass of PRESENTATION? [edit]-- Robert Strandh 2005-09-03 23:05Z |
All presentation classes must handle these five initargs, which are used to specify, respectively, the object, type, view, single-box, and modifier components of a presentation. [annotate] Note: Yet there are no provided accessors for :view, is this omission intended? [edit]-- Matt Seddon 2022-11-06 15:14Z |
The following functions comprise the presentation protocol. All classes that inherit from presentation must implement methods for these generic functions. [annotate]
Returns the object associated with the presentation presentation. [annotate] |
Changes the object associated with the presentation presentation to object. [annotate] |
Returns the presentation type associated with the presentation presentation. [annotate] |
Changes the object associated with the presentation presentation to object. [annotate] Note: Surely this is a mistake? It must mean that the type associated with the presentation `presentation' is changed to type. [edit]-- Ethan Smith 2023-07-18 05:20Z |
Returns the "single box" attribute of the presentation presentation, which controls how the presentation is highlighted and when it is sensitive. This will be one of four values: [annotate]
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Changes the "single box" attribute of the presentation presentation to single-box. [annotate] |
Returns the "modifier" associated with the presentation presentation. The modifier is some sort of object that describes how the presentation object might be modified. For example, it might be a function of one argument (the new value) that can be called in order to store a new value for object after a user somehow "edits" the presentation. [annotate] |