The next question is more aggressive. �Having free use of underscores would be a huge help to me. �There are external libraries that are littered with them, and relational databases for which the most natural (leaving aesthetics out of it - this is about simplicity). �

I have this exact problem when trying to port Glorp to Squeak. All the glorp methods like tableForXXX_YYY_ZZZ are very common. For each table have, suppose BANK_ACCOUNT you must to a method called tableForBANK_ACCOUNT� . Glorp automatically searches the method for that table. I mean, there is a code convention here. So, porting GLORP to pharo is a bit complicated because of this.

I am now trying to see what to do.

Cheers,

mariano
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Is Gwenael's work to a point that it would be reasonable to hack it into my own image? �I probably don't want to take the chance, but might consider it depending on how close the code is to be reading. �I have to at least ask the question.

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Thanks,

Bill

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