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On my x86 Fedora distro WSL laptop, the scheme version is 10.0.0 and when I try to run this below in bash
$ scheme --script <(echo "(+ 2 3)")
It throws error showing
Exception in port-position: failed on #<binary input port /dev/fd/63>: illegal seek
It does not work.
As comparison, it works for python
$ python3 <(echo "print(2 + 3)") 5
Will this is supported?
The chez scheme manual includes example of using pipe operator together scheme in command prompt.
(echo '(+ 2 3)') | scheme -q
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Besides, if test.scm file is as follows,
test.scm
(write (read (open-input-file (cadr (command-line))))) (newline)
When using scheme in command prompt,
scheme --script test.scm <(echo '(+ 2 3)')
It works and prints out
(+ 2 3)
It is sufficient for my use case.
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On my x86 Fedora distro WSL laptop, the scheme version is 10.0.0 and when I try to run this below in bash
$ scheme --script <(echo "(+ 2 3)")
It throws error showing
It does not work.
As comparison, it works for python
$ python3 <(echo "print(2 + 3)") 5
Will this is supported?
The chez scheme manual includes example of using pipe operator together scheme in command prompt.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: