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Not yet in the language

Plazmi Lisp runs on a sandboxed Lisp that has more words than the table. Those it has no place for yet, made from the code:

These words of the sandbox's Lisp have no place in the table yet: a toy written with a key that uses one is kept as it was written, and write_plan doesn't take it: ancestors, assert, assoc!, atom, comment, compare-and-set!, conj!, declare, defmethod, defmulti, defn, defn-, defonce, defprotocol, defrecord, delay, delay?, derive, descendants, disj!, dissoc!, doto, ex-cause, ex-data, ex-info, ex-message, extend, extend-protocol, extend-type, extends?, floor, flush, force, gensym, get-method, global-hierarchy, hash, hash-combine, hash-ordered-coll, hash-unordered-coll, inst-ms, inst?, isa?, lazy-cat, lazy-seq, letfn, macroexpand, macroexpand-1, make-hierarchy, meta, methods, newline, parents, persistent!, pi, pop!, pr, prefer-method, prefers, print, printf, println, prn, random-uuid, read-string, reader-conditional, reader-conditional?, record?, remove-all-methods, remove-method, require, reset!, reset-vals!, satisfies?, special-symbol?, swap!, swap-vals!, tagged-literal, tagged-literal?, transient, unchecked-add, unchecked-add-int, unchecked-byte, unchecked-char, unchecked-dec, unchecked-dec-int, unchecked-divide-int, unchecked-double, unchecked-float, unchecked-inc, unchecked-inc-int, unchecked-int, unchecked-long, unchecked-multiply, unchecked-multiply-int, unchecked-negate, unchecked-negate-int, unchecked-remainder-int, unchecked-short, unchecked-subtract, unchecked-subtract-int, underive, uri?, uuid?, vary-meta, volatile!, volatile?, vreset!, vswap!, when-first, while, with-meta. So are characters (\\a), ratios (1/2), a fn with & or several arities, and for or doseq over several names.

At the top of a plan, a few forms aren't read yet either: an if that does something needs both branches (when does one), when-not and doseq can't make changes (when with not, and dotimes, can), a function from a top-level let can't be called by name (defn can), and the house's words take their values written out (check works them out, chapter 15). for goes over one list, with no :when.

Words with no example yet #

360 of the table's 361 words have an example in this book that runs. These 1 have none yet; the reference marks them "no example yet": hang-lights.