bill-auger writes:
> it does conform to the spec though - the REPL syntax is exactly
> the same as a static file - the dot is not a statement
> terminator as with C-like languages - it is a statement
> separator, which means it is optional, where there is only one
> single statement
Classic
for all intents and purposes, entering a line feed int the REPL
is equivalent to "print it"
FWIW, GNU smalltalk's somewhat radical divergences from ST80,
are actually the natural evolution of the system, given that the
smalltalk machines, which were originally conceived,, do not
actually exist -
I'm not sure that the Blue book has something like REPL
(Read-Eval-Print-Loop) and LOC (Lines of Code ?).
GNU smalltalk does a fine job of implementing some of the concepts of the
interactive Smalltalk-80,
system, towards the world of line-oriented "REPL" read-eval-print-loop.
It also does
it does conform to the spec though - the REPL syntax is exactly
the same as a static file - the dot is not a statement
terminator as with C-like languages - it is a statement
separator, which means it is optional, where there is only one
single statement - the same is true in a method definition -
Gary Highberger writes:
> Hi Help-Smalltalk,
>
> I put periods after each line and then the Smalltalk program ran just fine.
> Is there a way to avoid having to put periods after each line? What end of
> statement characters besides period does Smalltalk expect? Maybe my editor
> can be
15, 2021 10:56 PMTo: help-smalltalkSubject: Re: Simple Program Won't Run Hi Help-Smalltalk, I put periods after each line and then the Smalltalk program ran just fine.Is there a way to avoid having to put periods after each line? What end ofstatement characters besides period does Smalltalk expect
On Fri, 2021-01-15 at 22:56 -0500, Gary Highberger wrote:
> Hi Help-Smalltalk,
>
> I put periods after each line and then the Smalltalk program ran just
> fine.
> Is there a way to avoid having to put periods after each line? What
> end of
> statement characters besides period does Smalltalk
Hi Help-Smalltalk,
I put periods after each line and then the Smalltalk program ran just fine.
Is there a way to avoid having to put periods after each line? What end of
statement characters besides period does Smalltalk expect? Maybe my editor
can be reconfigured accordingly.
Thanks everyone,
Le 15/01/2021 à 18:38, Gary Highberger a écrit :
Hi Everybody,
Obviously what programming skills I have are other than Oops :-)
What Oops rule(s) does the following program, autoRun,st, break? Why is MyA
written as #MyA in the error message? Why doesn't the compiler understand
MyA? It's
On Fri, 2021-01-15 at 12:38 -0500, Gary Highberger wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> Obviously what programming skills I have are other than Oops :-)
>
> What Oops rule(s) does the following program, autoRun,st, break? Why
> is MyA
> written as #MyA in the error message? Why doesn't the compiler
>
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