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!

Quick Start: A Quick start for .
Introduction: Why use EIEIO? Basic overview, samples list.
Building Classes: How to write new class structures.
Making New Objects: How to construct new objects.
Accessing Slots: How to access a slot.
Writing Methods: How to write a method.
Method Invocation: How methods are invoked.
Predicates: Class-p, Object-p, etc-p.
Association Lists: List of objects as association lists.
Customizing: Customizing objects.
Introspection: Looking inside a class.
Base Classes: Additional classes you can inherit from.
Browsing: Browsing your class lists.
Class Values: Displaying information about a class or object.
Documentation: Automatically creating texinfo documentation
Default Superclass: The root superclasses.
Signals: When you make errors
Naming Conventions: Name your objects in an Emacs friendly way.
CLOS compatibility: What are the differences?
Wish List: Things about EIEIO that could be improved.
Function Index