Igor Stasenko wrote:
>
> ...
> That's where we could choose one or another line endings etc.. but not
> in text editor, which is a nonsense because it deals with live
> objects.
>   

The editors in Squeak (in browsers, for example) deal with live objects: 
instances of class String. They might include any sequence of 
characters. Including those you don't like.

>> In Squeak, the editor is the way a developer has to interact (i.e. edit)
>> String objects. It is not an end-user editor adapted to whatever end-user
>> needs you have in mind.
>>
>>     
>
> Hmm.. i was always thinking that text editor is for editing the text,
> not Strings. :)
>   

Then may be you're wrong.

> Look, we write tools for users, but not for machine.
> Same as we should invent languages to serve for developers, not for compilers.
>   

Dev tools are for developers. That's what the base system is about. Not 
about the machine, not about end-users. Just developers.

Cheers,
Juan Vuletich