"Joerg Beekmann" <jbeekmann.deepcove at telus.net> wrote:
	For example the following shows the primative (sic)
	types poking through:
	
	(ByteArray new: 5) at: 1 put: 8
	       v.s.
	(ByteArray new: 5) at: 1 put: 'foo'
	
When I try this, I get "Error: Improper store into indexable object".
I see no primitive types here.  I see a <primitive> METHOD, and the
comment says that the item to be stored must be of the right "type",
but there is no suggestion that this "type" is a primitive type.
And of course, "byte" is *not* a primitive type in Squeak.
The elements of the ByteArray show in in the debugger just like the
elements on an unconstrained array; a 0 stored in a ByteArray doesn't
look any different from other 0s.