Hello everybody,
I want to implement a custom printout function which looks like this:
(deffunction printOut (?message)
(printout t ?message) ;; Default router
(printout file ?message) ;; My custom router
)
"file" is a custom router which is printing the ?message variable in a text
file. The ?message can contain many expressions, e.g.:
(printOut "value of x is " ?x crlf "value of y is " ?y crlf)
Unfortunately only the first expression in the message is printed out. So in
the previous example, the print out would be:
"value of x is "
Instead of:
"value of x is 0"
"value of y is 1"
I tried to concatenate the message's expressions with (str-cat
<expression>*) but now the crlf are missing. So the output looks like this:
"value of x is 0 crlfvalue of y is 1crlf"
What is the simplest solution to my problem? Do I have to parse each
expression in the ?message variable?
Best regards,
NicolasF
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