nil or #nil?

Timothy Shank tas777 at hotmail.com
Tue Aug 25 21:11:07 UTC 1998


sorry, wrong address


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>  Slipperly slope warning: 
>
>  Then
>	| x y z|
>	^#(x y z)
>  should be equivalent to:
>	| x y z|
>	^Array with: x with: y with: z
>
>  In which case you don't have an array literal at all, you have a
>  dynamic array constructor.
>
>Good point. These ramblings about array "literals" should be appended
>with "plus or minus the  vs. multiple copy issue".
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