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DotNet > DrScheme > SchemeLanguage > DuctTapeProgrammer > Dylan > DylanLanguage > DynamicLanguageRuntime > DynamicLanguagesSymposium > DynamicProgramming > DynamicLanguages > EBooks > EdsgerWybeDijkstra > EeePcProblemsAndSolutions > EmacsClient > EmacsGuile > Guile > EmacsLispClear TrailEmacs Lisp (sometimes called elisp) is a variant of MacLisp that much of Emacs is written in, as well as being the extension language customizations and extensions are written in.[1]
The Lisp dialect used in Emacs differs substantially from the more modern Common Lisp and Scheme dialects commonly used for applications programming. One of the major differences is that Emacs Lisp uses dynamic rather than lexical scope by default. That is, local variables in a calling function can be referenced from a called function without passing pointers or references.[2]
The way to read the intro is to type ‘C-h i’ to start Info, and then `m Emacs Lisp Intro RET'.[3]