[plt-scheme] Bug in write?

#3(-14 2) is a vector of length three which has -14 and 2 as the first 
two parts and 2 for the rest.
Thus, #3(-14 2) is in fact the same as #3(-14 2 2). write outputs it as 
#3(-14 2) because for program-readabilty it is enough, and display 
outputs it as human readable #3(-14 2 2).

Katsmall T. Wise, Esquire

Manfred Wuttke wrote:

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>Hello,
>In learning Scheme I found the following behaviour with DrScheme204 on Linux.
>It seems that write has a bug (see the last vector #3(-14 2 ?)):
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>#3(#3(-6 4 2) #3(6 0 10) #3(-14 2 2))
>; => #3(#3(-6 4 2) #3(6 0 10) #3(-14 2))  
>(write #3(#3(-6 4 2) #3(6 0 10) #3(-14 2 2)))
>; => #3(#3(-6 4 2) #3(6 0 10) #3(-14 2))
>(newline)
>(display #3(#3(-6 4 2) #3(6 0 10) #3(-14 2 2)))
>; => #(#(-6 4 2) #(6 0 10) #(-14 2 2)) ; ok
>
>Manfred Wuttke
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