You need to be in an MVC project for this lisp package to work properly.
(1) evaluate:
LispInterpreter open
or
LispInterpreter fullOpen
Both bring up a Lisp interpreter window, divided vertically into two panes. You type an S-expression to be evaluated into the upper pane, select it (like a Smalltalk expression), and then doIt, inspectIt, etc. With the barebones (#open) window, you have to use the mouse; the #fullOpen window has buttons for the more common actions.
(See the class side of LispInterpreter, under examples, for more examples of usage.)
(2) Results of evaluating an S-expression appear in the lower pane.
Unlike the VW implementation, which is a bit closer to CommonLISP, this version does not know about keywords. So evaluating something like
(cons :a :b)
results in
* Error: :a is unbound atom
(For those who are not LISP-cognizant, in CommonLISP atoms with a leading ':' are interned in the keyword package, and are self evaluating.)
(cons 'a 'b)
on the other hand evaluates to the expected:
(a . b)
Happy LISPing.
On-line Lisp book by Paul Graham, 1993
see also Prolog