Pragma syntax is unique to squeak, I believe. This is included
in 3.9 and later images
No. Squeak Pragma are compatible to the ones in VisualWorks, GemStone
and GNU Smalltalk.
I've compiled a list of syntactic/library differences (that matter to
Seaside) in my this years ESUG presentation:
I know that the syntax for literal and dynamic arrays is specific to
Squeak.
Is the @ method in the Number class for creating Point objects
specific to Squeak?
Is there any other syntax that is specific to Squeak?
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And, strictly speaking @ isn't really a syntax feature.
It is just a binary message send. If another Smalltalk didn't have it,
you could add it.
To add compile time arrays in other Smalltalks, you would have to
change the compiler (not always an option).
I think most Smalltalks have literal
