6.1.1 Hooks

slime-mode-hook

This hook is run each time a buffer enters slime-mode. It is most useful for setting buffer-local configuration in your Lisp source buffers. An example use is to enable slime-autodoc-mode (see slime-autodoc-mode).

slime-connected-hook

This hook is run when SLIME establishes a connection to a Lisp server. An example use is to create a Typeout frame (See Typeout frames.)

sldb-hook

This hook is run after SLDB is invoked. The hook functions are called from the SLDB buffer after it is initialized. An example use is to add sldb-print-condition to this hook, which makes all conditions debugged with SLDB be recorded in the REPL buffer.