Semantics of 'format' says ... ; Copyright 1998 Lars T Hansen. ; 2002-09-28 / lth ; ; (format <port> <format-string> <arg> ...) ; ; <port> can be: an output port ; #t, denoting (current-output-port) ; #f, denoting an output string (that is returned)
I glanced at the code in format.sch and its not apparent to me why this is happening. Any ideas?? Thanks, Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]:src/scheme]$ rlwrap /code/larcenysvn/larceny_src/larceny -path $PWD (11-25 20:48) Larceny v0.951 "First Safety" (Nov 14 2007 20:09:27, precise:Linux:unified) larceny.heap, built on Wed Nov 14 20:11:41 EST 2007 > (require 'format) #t > (format #t "hi ~a~%" "will") hi will > (format (current-output-port) "hi ~a~%" "will") hi will > (format #f "hi ~a~%" "will") Error: format: not a port: #f Entering debugger; type "?" for help. debug> _______________________________________________ Larceny-users mailing list Larceny-users@lists.ccs.neu.edu https://lists.ccs.neu.edu/bin/listinfo/larceny-users
