Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Hello Alex, AC Thanks. I'll try to start with the indexing table for each character first. AC Anyway do you know how to split string based on more than 1 AC character, for example I want to split string based on some AC punctuation. I have tried using tokenBasedOn, but still can not AC figured

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Am 25.09.2008 um 06:40 schrieb Randal L. Schwartz: Herbert == Herbert König [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Herbert Hello Alex, AC Thanks. I'll try to start with the indexing table for each character first. AC Anyway do you know how to split string based on more than 1 AC character, for example

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Hello Randal, Herbert mySeparators := Array new: 13 Herbert mySeparators at: 1 put: $- ; at: 2 put: $( . Herbert and so on. RLS You can just write that as a literal: RLS mySeparators := #($- $(). actually yes but I really have 13 separators (ugly) and I may have done it that way if it

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Am 25.09.2008 um 08:33 schrieb Herbert König: Hello Randal, Herbert mySeparators := Array new: 13 Herbert mySeparators at: 1 put: $- ; at: 2 put: $( . Herbert and so on. RLS You can just write that as a literal: RLS mySeparators := #($- $(). actually yes but I really have 13

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Hello Bert, BF Err, what's wrong with using a String? BF mySeparators := '-(...' oops, yes. Even the blank looks good in there. I just haven't groked yet that Strings are Collections :-) Cheers, Herbert ___ Beginners mailing list

[Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Hi guys, I am just beginner in Smaltalk and I have some problem with collection in smalltalk. For this problem I have to define the value of an alphabetic character based on its location in the alphabet. So ‘a’ and ‘A’ each have value 1, ‘b’ and ‘B’ each have 2, etc. Non-alphabetic

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

You need to break this down into its component parts: Write a method that tells you score of a character Write a method that tells you the score of a string (hint: use inject:into:) Write a method that tells you the dollar words (hint: use select: and splitOn:) 2008/9/24 Alex Chi [EMAIL

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Hi, As a start you can do: alphabet := $a to: $z. coll indexOf: $creturns 4 to have both upper and lower case: alphabet indexOf: yourCaracter asLowercase then you iterate on your string collection and add each result... not sure about the $ word, but it could be once you detect the sum to

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

alphabet := $a to: $z. coll indexOf: $creturns 4 returns 3 ! ___ Beginners mailing list Beginners@lists.squeakfoundation.org http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners

Re: [Newbies] Collection in Smalltalk

Alex == Alex Chi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Alex So for example if the input is 'SmallTalk' the result is ('SmallTlk' Alex 'SmllTlk'). Presuming the input came from someone who didn't know that Smalltalk doesn't have a capital T. :) -- Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services, Inc.