I am somewhat confused by the behaviour of 'tmpfile' function in guile 2.0.5
For example, (define a (tmpfile)) (port-filename a) returns #f. Shouldn't there be a file created in /tmp ? Using 'write-line' and 'read-line' from the module 'rdelim' to store and access the contents of 'a' is not working. One can write stuff in, but 'read-line' always returns an 'eof' object. I tried rewinding the file by using 'set-port-line!' and it still did not work. Am I using this utility in a wrong way? Is it obsoleted? -- msemat...@myopera.com
