If you start a transcript by typing SCRIPT ON (as opposed to starting it with the -l command line option) a transcript file is created but never printed to, so it stays empty.
The reason seems to be that the global transcriptOption is never set to true.
I haven't studied the code closely, but if I just add transcriptOption = true; to line 735 in exe.c, it works as it should, as far as I can tell.
If you start a transcript by typing SCRIPT ON (as opposed to starting it with the
-l
command line option) a transcript file is created but never printed to, so it stays empty.The reason seems to be that the global
transcriptOption
is never set totrue
.I haven't studied the code closely, but if I just add
transcriptOption = true;
to line 735 in exe.c, it works as it should, as far as I can tell.