On solaris it is easy to write a windows file.
You only have to append a 'r' to your line-string.
But on windows it is not so easy because the line termination characters are by default 'rn'.
So how about a option to set the line termination characters to 'n' (like in Unix)?
use this:
(define-macro (println-unix)
(apply print (map eval (args)))
(print "n"))
Lutz
Thanks for the workaround.
I had used write-line and have not thought about using print.
write-related commands are quite similar than print-releated commands but differ in such details.