EDIT omits " upon close & accept change (v6.1 running on MacOS 10.13.6)

[kgochko]

download Logo v6.1 from https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/logo.html intall in /Applications click on UCB-Logo Icon

to "junk pr "FOO end

junk FOO

po "junk to junk pr "FOO end

ed "junk to junk pr "foo end close & accept changes

po "junk to junk pr foo end

junk I don't know how. to. foo in junk

ed "junk to junk pr "bar end close & accept changes

save f erall load f

po "junk to junk pr bar end ed "junk to junk pr "bar end

[brianharvey]

I can't duplicate this on MacOS 10.13. What platform are you on?

[kgochko]

Mid 2010 21.5” iMac running under macOS v10.13.6 3.06 GHz Intel Core i3 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 500 GB SSD ATI Radeon HD 4670 256 MB

I’ll try re-downloading & re-installing Logo to see what happens.

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I can't duplicate this on MacOS 10.13. What platform are you on?

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[kgochko]

I deleted the old version of USB-Logo. re-downloaded v6.1 macOS version from https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/logo.html unpacked (but didn't install) USBLogo.dmg clicked on the USBLogo icon got the exact same behavior.

I am able to use an external editor (Emacs) & use the LOAD command to get working procedures.

[dmalec]

I can replicate closely enough on OSX 10.15.7 I suspect I'm seeing the same underlying issue.

If I go to System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Text and toggle the Use smart quotes and dashes setting to checked, I see similar behavior:

? to junk
> pr "FOO
> end
junk defined
? junk
FOO
? po "junk
to junk
pr "FOO
end

? ed "junk

Go into internal editor and just change FOO to foo

to junk
pr “foo
end

Close and accept changes

? po "junk
to junk
pr    foo
end

? junk
I don't know how  to    foo  in junk
[pr    foo]
? 

Interestingly, the extended space in front of foo copy/pastes as “ (supporting smart quotes being the issue).

If I toggle Use smart quotes and dashes to unchecked (which is how I usually run), editing works as expected.

[kgochko]

That solved the problem (Smart Quotes was checked -- I didn't even know it existed) thanks for the help

[dmalec]

You're welcome, no worries :)