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## :find

Arguments: function-name &key up skip

Find the frame where function-name is being called. The default direction to search the stack is down, or towards older stack frames. The current frame pointer is set to point to the matching stack frame, the lisp expression corresponding to the match is bound to the variable `cl:*`. :find does an auto-zoom, that is it does a :zoom with the current frame being the frame found. The keyword arguments to :find are:

- up, which, if specified true, will search the stack up, toward newer stack frames.
- skip, which if specified as a positive integer, will skip that many occurrences of frames associated with the function-name.

This command operates on the focused process when multiprocessing is active.

The minimal abbreviation for :find is :fin

See top-level.htm for more information on top-level commands. See debugging.htm for information on the debugger.

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