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 smalltalk has both seperator "." and terminator "!". GST 3.0 syntax tries to do away the terminator "!" by using [] around method bodies. The behavior of the gst REPL is the compromise between the two. I like that because it is pactical, unlike eg. erlang REPL that always demands a terminator. However, it is not the same with a fileIn syntax; you cannot be the same with 2 distinct syntaxs at the same time. Derek
