Murhpy,
Perhaps you could describe what you want to achieve. The most common
idiom for adding to a dictionary is #at:put:
dict := Dictionary new.
dict at: <> put: <>.
<> can be any object and not be restricted to strings or symbols
as is common in many other languages
On 08/07/06, Murphy Ste
Murphy,
> I am trying to find some good examples of how the Dictionary class is
> used, particularly basic stuff like examples of how add: works. The
> sender button in the SystemBrowser calls up about a million examples
> of add: , but I don't see a way to filter by a specific class. I
Hi All,
I am trying to find some good examples of how the Dictionary class is
used, particularly basic stuff like examples of how add: works. The
sender button in the SystemBrowser calls up about a million examples
of add: , but I don't see a way to filter by a specific class. Is
there
