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Issue: CLOSE-CONSTRUCTED-STREAMS (not yet submitted)
- To: cl-cleanup@sail.stanford.edu
- Subject: Issue: CLOSE-CONSTRUCTED-STREAMS (not yet submitted)
- From: masinter.pa@Xerox.COM
- Date: 5 Dec 88 12:14 PST
- Cc: masinter.pa@Xerox.COM
This is the name for the issue of what CLOSE does on streams made from
strings or other streams. If there are no other opinions, I will put
together a writeup with Moon's choices.
What does it mean to CLOSE a composite stream ( broadcast two-way
synonym
concatenated) ? The choices I can think of are:
a) no effect
b) implementation dependent (ugh)
c) closes constituent streams
d) the composite stream is "closed" (no I/O operations allowed) but
the constituents are not.
I prefer c.
What does it mean to close a constructed stream (e.g., STRING)?
a) no effect
b) implementation dependent (ugh)
c) the constructed stream is "closed" (no I/O operations allowed).
I prefer a or c.