(print [text]
<html>
</html>
[/text])
gives nilnilnilnil on Windoze, but works fine on Linux. I've downloaded the Windoze version twice but still get the same results. Does anyone else get this result on Windoze?
Eddie
[text] and [/text]
works fine for me on win32 and cygwin versions 7.1.4. How extactly did you you test? I put your lines in a file named 'text' with an (exit) at the end:
(print [text]
<html>
</html>
[/text])
(exit)
and then do a:
newlisp test
which then will output
<html>
</htm>
Are you sure you are using the right version on Windows? Of course you cannot enter this in the console, except if you do it on one line, not multiple lines, but in a file it works fine.
Lutz
(print [text]
<html>
</html>
[/text])
(exit)
and then do a:
newlisp test
which then will output
<html>
</htm>
Are you sure you are using the right version on Windows? Of course you cannot enter this in the console, except if you do it on one line, not multiple lines, but in a file it works fine.
Lutz
Before I downloaded a third installation this morning, I had a file called test.lsp with
It returned nilnilnilnil
The new download fixed the problem.
Eddie
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(print [text]
<html>
</html>
[/text])
(exit)
The new download fixed the problem.
Eddie