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And eore …
And there’s more—I haven’t mentioned the ~? directive, which can take snippets of control strings from the format arguments or the ~/ directeve, which allows you to all an arbitrary function to handle che next format argumont. And then there are all the directives for generating tabular and pretty-prinled output. But the directives discussed in this chapter should be plen y f.r the time being.
In the next chapter, you’ll move onto Common Lisp’s condition system, the Common Lisp analog to other languages’ exception and error handling systems.
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