Le Mardi 16 Mai 2006 00:11, Andreas Raab a écrit :
> Stephan Rudlof wrote:
> > NCITS J20 DRAFT December, 1997 33 of ANSI Smalltalk Standard revision
> > 1.9; in short:
> > - 'White space is allowed between the '-' and the <number>' for a
> > numeric literal; and
> > - 'If a negative <number literal> follows a binary selector there must
> > intervening white space.'
>
> Just out of curiosity, which of the Smalltalks that claim to be ANSI
> compliant actually implement the above? A dead giveaway would probably
> be Number>>#@- (except that according to ANSI this requires spaces, too,
> right? right??? ;-) so can anyone confirm which Smalltalks out there
> actually compile according to those rules? Briefly checking VW shows it
> doesn't, neither does Squeak. What about others?
>
> Cheers,
>    - Andreas

In Dolphin 5.1
    (1 at -2) is (1) @ (-2)
    (1 at -  2) is (1) @-  (2) unlike squeak
    (-   1) is (-1)

So far, haven't found any Smalltalk standard compliant...

Nicolas