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Just wondering if it is possible, by some loophole, to define a method name that ends in a colon. The purpose it to make things look like this:
mymethod: arg1,arg2,arg3
It is technically possible to define a method with that name, but you can’t call it like that because of syntax rules. (The colon is considered a different token.) You would have to do
send('mymethod:', args), which defeats the purpose.