(apply format #t "not ok 4 - ~A" X) is a format error because "apply"
splices
its last list argument into the preceding argument list, so you're
getting
(format #t "not ok 4 - ~A" 0 1 2 3). Since the error is not caught, the
repl does not try to handle it cleanly, but just prints out the various
arguments. Normally you'd do something like (apply format #t info) in
catch:
(catch #t
(lambda ()
(apply format #t "values4: ~A" (list 0 1 2 3)))
(lambda (type info)
(apply format #t info)))
which prints "format: "values4: ~A" 0 1 2 3
^: too many arguments"
(apply format #t "values4: ~A" (values4)) gets a complaint that apply's
last argument should be a list. I'm not sure of the context, but I
don't
get a segfault. In the last case, the control string is not terminated,
I think, so strlen returns some garbage for its length. I can't get
this
to happen in a repl.
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