On 9/13/08, Oliver Kullmann <O.Kullmann at swansea.ac.uk> wrote:
> > Well, you entered just 0 not an entire input 0; or 0$ so
> > the parser thinks you mean 0 10! as an input, which is invalid.
> I know --- the point is that weird behaviour after that.
> > What happens if you enter 0; after running the batch file?
> With that one gets back into defined behaviour.
Given that, I don't see any error here related to the batch
file which has a trailing space at the end: the stuff in the
batch file is evaluated as expected, and the parser reads
input from the console after that.
I agree that it is confusing to fall into the Lisp debugger, but the debugger
is disabled by default; not sure what else we could do there.
Robert