I was a bit disconcerted to find that

	(1 to: 10) copy

answers an array, not an Interval.

Interestingly, the Interval copy method says:

copy
	"Return a copy of me. Override the superclass because my species is
	Array and copy, as inherited from SequenceableCollection, uses
	copyFrom:to:, which creates a new object of my species."

	^self shallowCopy

Unfortunately, the comment is wrong -- perhaps it was right at some 
time in the past, but at present (2.7) it is shallowCopy that is 
overridden in SequencableCollection to use copyFrom:to:. So this copy 
method does not help.

In fact, it just repeats what is already inherited from Object, so it 
may as well be removed, along with the confusing comment.

The fix is to define shallowCopy in class Interval.  But the only way 
that I can think of to get the version in class Object, is to write

shallowCopy
	^ self perform: #shallowCopy withArguments: #() inSuperclass: Object.


This is pretty ugly, but does the right thing, even if it does it 
slowly.  Is there a better suggestion from the list?

	Andrew