I have simplified to a single line at the top of each file, including
Smalltalk source.
On Sep 11, 8:45 am, Sean T Allen <
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> Going to suck if anything needs to be changed.
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> Common isn't a big selling point for me... if it was, I wouldn't be doing Smalltalk ;).
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> To me, it seems like something else to possibly maintain ( across all files ), something to review ( is it still actually correct after changes, with new files etc ). I wonder if the common-ness came from the BSD license that requires it to be in each file and other people followed suit or if there is a real legal reason to have it in every file.
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> On Saturday, September 10, 2011 at 6:37 PM, James Ladd wrote:
> > It seems to be common. I think it is worth while.
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> > On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 8:34 AM, Sean T Allen <
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> > > I have no understanding on this...
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> > > Is there a reason that the License has to be at the top of all the files?
> > > Would a single copy of it in the repo be fine and then we aren't duplicating the same text across tons of files?
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> > > -S-
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