CL-READLINE 0.3.0

 CL-READLINE is a simple UFFI-based wrapper for the GNU Readline
 library. 

 CL-READLINE has been tested on Debian GNU/Linux under SBCl, SBCL-MT
 and CMUCL. Other platforms and UFFI compatible implementations should
 work, but may require tweaking.

 To load: 

	(asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op 'readline)

 CL-READLINE behaviour can be modified via ~/.inputrc, see GNU
 Readline documentation for details.


API
 
  (exported by "READLINE" package, nicknamed "RL")


  ADD-COMPLETION

     Add a completion to the custom completion pool.


  ADD-HISTORY string

     Adds the given string to history.


  CLEAR-COMPLETIONS

     Empty the custom completion pool.


  READEXPR &key primary-prompt secondary-prompt history

     primary-prompt   -- a string (default "=> ")
     secondary-prompt -- a string (default "|      ")
     history          -- a boolean (default t)

     As READLINE, except reads enough lines to complete a lisp
     expression.

     Primary-prompt controls the prompt of the first line,
     secondary prompt the prompt of the rest of the lines.


  READLINE &key prompt history

     prompt  -- a string (default "")
     history -- a boolean (default t)

     Prompt is the prompt displayed to user.

     History controls whether the string read is added to history, or
     not. Note that history is available in any case. Currently there
     is no way to erase history. Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed
     from string before they are added to history, and strings that consist
     entirely of whitespace are not saved to history.

     Dispite the cleanups performed on history, strings are returned as
     read.


  USE-CUSTOM-COMPLETE

     Use the custom completion system. 


  USE-FILENAME-COMPLETE

     Use the Readline's default filename-completion system.


  USE-PACKAGE-COMPLETE name

     Clear current custom completion pool, insert symbols in package
     designated by NAME to the custom completion pool, and start using
     the custom completion system.


  WITHOUT-ECHO form*

     Runs forms without echoing of input on screen.