> Opening a file is often done in creation, and `file:5` is a perfectly valid fi...

		Measter on Nov 25, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Compiler Errors for Humans (2015) > Opening a file is often done in creation, and `file:5` is a perfectly valid filename, so it's a bit debatable for a default. It gets even more fun on Windows! Giving a filename of `foo:5` can result in a file called `foo` with an alternate datastream called `5`.