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`cl-defstruct` also defines a type and is also in CL, so "cl-type" is not precise enough to talk about those types defined with `cl-deftype`. Use the term "derived type" to be more clear, as is done in the HyperSpec. * doc/misc/cl.texi (Derived types): Move `cl-deftype` to this new subsection. Document the use of derived types as method specializers. * lisp/emacs-lisp/cl-extra.el (cl--types-of-memo): Rename from `cl--type-unique`. (cl--derived-type-dispatch-list): Rename from `cl--type-dispatch-list`. (cl--derived-type-generalizer): Rename from `cl--type-generalizer`. (cl--derived-type-generalizers): Rename from `cl--type-generalizers`. * lisp/emacs-lisp/cl-lib.el (cl-generic-generalizers) <derived-types>: Rename from <cl-types-of>. Catch but don't hide errors when a derived type cannot be used as an atomic type specifier. * lisp/emacs-lisp/cl-preloaded.el (cl--derived-type-list): Rename from `cl--type-list`. (cl-derived-type-class): Rename from `cl-type-class`. (cl--derived-type-class-make): Rename from `cl--type-class-make`. (cl--define-derived-type): Rename from `cl--type-deftype`. |
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