mhd@gensym.UUCP (Mark H David) (02/14/91)
On an explorer running 6.0, the following form returns nil, whereas it should return a stream. It also leaves a null file named after its first argument. (open "lm:mhd;nonexistent.text" :direction :output :if-exists nil) Assume that the file specified by the first argument does not exist, and that the directory "lm:mhd;" exists. After the above call, the file exists and has zero bytes. LM is the local machine, which has an explorer LMFS file system.