We have an open [documentation:200]
<https://sourceforge.net/p/oorexx/documentation/200/> bug identifying a
quirk with CHAROUT(), which is supposed to close a file, if neither *string*
nor *start* arg is given. But as you can see from below test case,
CHAROUT() will only close the file if it was opened in R/W mode; it will
raise NOTREADY and not close a file if it was opened as R/O.
(The equivalent .Stream methods show the same issue as above).
Is this behavior intended, and as such we should document it?
Or is this an interpreter bug?
call on notready
f = "\temp\inputfile.txt"
say "open" stream(f, "c", "open") --> open READY:
say "charout" charout(f) --> charout 0
say "close" stream(f, "c", "close") --> close
say "open" stream(f, "c", "open read") --> open READY:
say "charout" charout(f) --> charout 0
--> notready raised
say "close" stream(f, "c", "close") --> close READY:
exit
notready:
say "notready raised"
return
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