ide-inspect-standalone

Arguments: object &rest keys

This function simply calls ide-inspect, always passing the on-the-screen argument as true to use an inspector window that is independent of the IDE. Specifically, the owner of the inspector window will be the screen rather than the main IDE window.

This function could be called in a Lisp where the IDE is loaded but not running, to use the IDE's inspector by itself without showing the rest of the IDE. See ide-inspect for a description of the arguments that may be passed.

You could also bind or set the value of the (internal) global variable inspect::*inspector-hook* to the name of this function to cause any calls to cl:inspect to invoke the IDE's inspector (though independent of the IDE).

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