"Alejandro F. Reimondo" <aleReimondo at smalltalking.net> wrote:
	The selector #, is commonly used for contatenation of
	 collections (and composites); not for routing.
	
	Why not:
	
	    dir := FileDirectory default / 'foo' / 'bar' / 'baz'.


I note that the Burroughs WFL language used _exactly_ this idea back
in the 70s:  x / y had the value (x),"/",(y).  Worked just fine.
Since / is the only approved path delimiter in URLs, it's the obvious
operator to use here.

	    dir := FileDirectory default @ 'foo' @ 'bar' @ 'baz'.
	
@ is used for points (and 3d points) and does not have the analogical
force of any well known file system syntax or URI syntax to override that.