Confusion over point deconstructing syntax leads to spurious parse error

public class HeatTransfer_v2 {
    static val n = 3;
    static val epsilon = 1.0e-5;

    static val BigD = Dist.makeBlock([0..n+1, 0..n+1], 0);
    static val D = BigD | ([1..n, 1..n] as Region);
    static val LastRow = [0..0, 1..n] as Region;
    static val A = DistArray.make[Double](BigD,(p:Point)=>{ LastRow.contains(p) ? 1.0 : 0.0 });
    static val Temp = DistArray.make[Double](BigD);

    static def stencil_1((x,y):Point(2)): Double {
        return ((at(A.dist(x-1,y)) A(x-1,y)) + 
                (at(A.dist(x+1,y)) A(x+1,y)) + 
                (at(A.dist(x,y-1)) A(x,y-1)) + 
                (at(A.dist(x,y+1)) A(x,y+1))) / 4;
    }

[dgrove@wannalancit tutorial]$ x10c++ HeatTransfer_v2.x10 
/home/dgrove/x10-trunk/x10.dist/samples/tutorial/HeatTransfer_v2.x10:28: Syntax error: Token(s) inserted to complete scope: "MethodBody"
    static val n = 3;
     ^--------^

/home/dgrove/x10-trunk/x10.dist/samples/tutorial/HeatTransfer_v2.x10:37: Syntax error: Token "=>" expected instead of this input
    static def stencil_1((x,y):Point(2)): Double {
                               ^