I should add that the stats quoted below were for a "minimal" Squeak 3.7a/5816.

When I made the same check in a "full" 3.7a/5816, I found that more 
than *three thousand* methods had linefeeds in their source.  I 
suspect that most (or all?) of the packages that got automatically 
loaded back in when I chose the "full" option arrived with linefeeds 
in every method.

Cheers,

   -- Scott

At 3:44 PM -0800 3/26/04, Scott Wallace wrote:

>...  I just freshly downloaded a copy of 3.7a/5816 from squeak.org 
>and evaluated "Smalltalk removeAllLineFeeds" within it and found 
>that 546 methods had LFs that were part of CR/LF pairs in their 
>source strings, and additionally 85 method(s) had bare linefeeds in 
>their source that were not coupled to adjacent CR's.
>
>The methods that have linefeeds in them seemingly include everything 
>in VersionHistory, and all the PackageInfo work, and most or all of 
>the methods in the Chronology updates, and bits and pieces from 
>other updates as well.