[Fwd: [ maxima-Bugs-765510 ] writefile broken in Windows 5.9.0]



>
>writefile basically just passes the ball to the lisp function DRIBBLE.
>can you test DRIBBLE for us?  try this:
>:lisp (dribble "foo.dribble")
>a+b;
>print(foo);
>:lisp (dribble)
>what is the content of "foo.dribble" after that?
>  
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Maxima 5.9.1.9rc1 http://maxima.sourceforge.net
Using Lisp GNU Common Lisp (GCL) GCL 2.6.7 (aka GCL)
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(%i1) :lisp (dribble "foo.dribble")
a+b;
print(foo);
:lisp (dribble)
Starts dribbling to foo.dribble (2005/9/12, 6:44:9).
NIL
(%i1)
(%o1)                      b + a
(%i2)
foo
(%o2)                       foo
(%i3)
Finished dribbling to foo.dribble.
NIL
(%i3)


Foo.dribble looks like this:


a+b;
print(foo);
:lisp (dribble)


Doug Stewart