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Why have it return an int instead of a char like the java.lang.String.charAt() method does? Also, with a method name like "charAt", I would intuitively expect a char type to be returned.
- -Bryan
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>Currently, Jess maps Java char values onto Jess Strings; i.e.,
>the result of (call "foo" charAt 0) is "f". I'm starting to
>think that this is the wrong mapping -- a Jess integer would
>make more sense (i.e., 102.) Does anybody have an opinion, one
>way or the other?
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