Johann Hibschman  <johann@physics.berkeley.edu> wrote:
+---------------
| srwoodwa@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca (Sean Woodward) writes:
| > IN BRIEF: How do you write to Standard Error?
| 
| It depends on which scheme implementation you're using.
| There is no standard method.
+---------------

While strictly true, in practice nearly every implementation
provides the extension procedure "current-error-port", analogous
to the standard procedure "current-output-port". So the following
is very likely (though not guaranteed) to be portable:

	(display "This is an error message" (current-error-port))
	(newline (current-error-port))


-Rob

[p.s. Apologies in advance: Email'd replies may get
a "vacation" bounce message while I'm on sabbatical...]

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