I am planning to upgrade the version of Squeak I am using (Squeak 3.8.1 on Linux) to 3.10.<br><br>I realize that the arrow for the assignment operator has been<br>deprecated and is displayed as an underscore in Squeak 3.9 or later.<br>
So before I release my open source project I will need to conform<br>to using ':=' for assignment.<br>But I rather like using the arrow operator because it is easy to read<br>and I won't be releasing my open source project for some time.<br>
So, until I release it, I would like to continue using the arrow and having<br>it displayed as an arrow.<br><br>How difficult is it to modify Squeak 3.9 or later so that the display of the '_' <br>character shows an arrow?<br>
I promise that I will switch to the := operator for assignment before releasing, really!<br><br>Ralph Boland<br>