Closed lassik closed 2 years ago
mosh> (current-output-port) <transcoded-textual-output-port standard-out-port>
The write syntax uses only <. It does not use #<. Is this intentional?
<
#<
Mosh uses #< to write other types of unreadable objects, e.g. #<subr +> and #<eof-object>.
#<subr +>
#<eof-object>
Thank you for the catch. It's not intentional. For consistency it should start with #. Here is the fix https://github.com/higepon/mosh/pull/233.
Thank you!
Great, thanks!
The write syntax uses only
<
. It does not use#<
. Is this intentional?Mosh uses
#<
to write other types of unreadable objects, e.g.#<subr +>
and#<eof-object>
.