I'd like to create additional regular expressions for use with etags, but I'd like them to be based upon what's already there (in particular, I'd like to add [ \t]* to the current set of regular expressions that etags uses). What are the default set of regular expressions that etags uses for .lisp files?
Default regular expression for etags
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etags doesn't generally use regular expressions to implement the languages that are built-in. Instead, it has custom parser code for each built-in language.
That said, it seems for Lisp to look for just a few forms, that could be handled by regular expressions:
I found this by reading lib-src/etags.c in the Emacs source tree. Search for "Lisp_functions".