Enhanced Implementation of Emacs Interpreted Objects

EIEIO is a framework for writing object oriented applications in emacs lisp, and is a result of my taking various object oriented classes at work and my attempt to understand some of it better by implementing it. The real reason I started eieio is because someone in one of my classes said "I bet emacs can’t do that!". Well then, I just had to prove them wrong!

1. Introduction		Why use eieio? Basic overview, samples list.
2. CLOS compatibility		What are the differences?
3. Building Classes		How to write new class structures.
4. Default Superclass		The root superclasses.
5. Making New Objects		How to construct new objects.
6. Accessing Slots		How to access a slot.
7. Writing Methods		How to write a CLOS style method.
8. Predicates and Utilities		Class-p, Object-p, etc-p.
9. Association Lists		List of objects as association lists.
10. Introspection		Looking inside a class.
11. Signals		When you make errors
12. Base Classes		Additional classes you can inherit from.
13. Browsing class trees		Browsing your class lists.
14. Class Values		Displaying information about a class or object.
15. Customizing Objects		Customizing objects.
16. Documentation		Automatically creating texinfo documentation
17. Naming Conventions		Name your objects in an Emacs friendly way.
18. Demo Programs		Some examples using eieio.
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