I am currently converting my squeak project from Squeak 3.8 to Squeak 3.9.<br>(Thanks by the way to the people who helped me installSqueak 3.9 in Linux.<br>Note that commands 'man squeak' and 'man inisqueak'
<br>still reports the existence of a command 'inisqueak'<br>even though the command is not to be found.)<br><br>My understanding was that as of 3.9 Squeak no longer supports use of the arrow<br>for the assignment operator and that I must use ':='. :-(
<br>I thus expected that all my arrows would be converted to ':=' upon fileIn.<br>But this doesn't happen. Upon investigation I found the the arrow operator<br>still in use in the 3.9 code though it is now displayed as an underscore (which
<br>after all is what is is).<br><br>Can someone explain to me clearly the status of the underscore <br>character for Squeak 3.9 and beyond?<br><br>Can someone explain to me how to convert my underscores to ':=' or
<br>must I write a sed script to do this?<br><br>Note that I will use the arrow until I am forced to convert to ':='.<br><br>Thanks <br><br>Ralph Boland<br><br>P.S. I am running Squeak3.9 on Ubuntu 6.10 Linux on a PC.
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