As of the current version (v2.3.01) the parser ignores white space with a very few exceptions. This is obsolete and leads to confusions, especially confusions of identifiers and keywords. Identifier naming restrictions could be more allowing if white space usage was stricter.
The following statement:
letter = 1
is now interpreted as LET ter = 1. In a future version however it should be interpreted as LET letter = 1.
As of the current version (v2.3.01) the parser ignores white space with a very few exceptions. This is obsolete and leads to confusions, especially confusions of identifiers and keywords. Identifier naming restrictions could be more allowing if white space usage was stricter.
The following statement:
letter = 1is now interpreted as
LET ter = 1. In a future version however it should be interpreted asLET letter = 1.This is going to break backward compatibility.