yes, some people use 1halt. instead of self halt as it is less characters to type… Marcus

On 30 Aug 2017, at 22:48, Andreas Sunardi <a.sunardi@gmail.com> wrote:

I probably telling what has been known for ages, but some months ago I was pleasantly surprise to find a space is not needed between the receiver and the message when the receiver is a number. Because of that I'm able to define, for example #u, #n and #k for micron, nano and kilo units, and use them as in 1u, 1n and 1k.

I don't know if this is intended or not, but I'm using it to my benefit. I want to share this in case some body finds this and thinks it should be fixed. I'm pleading to leave it as is.

-- Andreas Sunardi

Nope I did not know that. I don't see my self using it any time soon because I like my code as English like as possible but It definitely can be useful in some cases. On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 11:49 PM Andreas Sunardi <a.sunardi@gmail.com> wrote:

I probably telling what has been known for ages, but some months ago I was pleasantly surprise to find a space is not needed between the receiver and the message when the receiver is a number. Because of that I'm able to define, for example #u, #n and #k for micron, nano and kilo units, and use them as in 1u, 1n and 1k.

I don't know if this is intended or not, but I'm using it to my benefit. I want to share this in case some body finds this and thinks it should be fixed. I'm pleading to leave it as is.

-- Andreas Sunardi