> I don't think there's a major conflict here - I think somebody clever enough > to write > Smalltalk code is clever enough to remember that it's "Iliad." in GNU but > "IL" in Squeak.
But the Iliad namespace is almost always imported automatically, since deriving a class from Iliad.Widget will automatically look up symbols in the Iliad namespace. So it's not apparent where "IL" has to be added; you'd end up doing one of these: 1) writing more complicated code than necessary; 2) writing code using Squeak conventions and tell GNU Smalltalk users to adapt. I agree with your definition of "uglified" source WRT prefixes, but I'm not sure I like either possibility. Paolo _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
