In article <··········@tools.bbnplanet.com> Barry Margolin,
······@tools.bbnplanet.com writes:
>In article <··········@horn.wyoming.com>, Nick <·····@uwyo.edu> wrote:
>>I do have one question, though. Part of the assignments I am working on
>>for Lisp require a (dribble) output to be used and turned in. PowerLisp
>>reports that dribble is an unknown function. Does PowerLisp have it in
a
>>library, or does in not understand? If not, is there an equivalent
>>function?
>
>You should be able to use the "Save as..." command in the File menu to
>write your session to a file, so (dribble) isn't needed. Or if you're
just
>required to turn in hard-copy, you should be able to use the Print
command.
Thanks, Barry, for answering Nick's question on PowerLisp. I never got
around to
implementing dribble, for just the reason Barry said: it didn't seem too
useful.
I am trying to add functions which are missing, as time permits.
Roger Corman
(PowerLisp author)