Ok I found it out why is that because BlockClosure are now inside the  
literal frame and they contain the method they inline.
So if your are comparing BlockClosure you are also comparing the  
method they are inlining ( in your case: (i:= i-1) > 0 ifTrue: [j := j 
+1 . b value.] ifFalse:[j])
But for b is litaeral of your method inside the closure. That why you  
have your loops I suggest to use the attached patch and I will repost  
the bug to mantis.

Thanks
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On May 8, 2007, at 11:42 PM, Andrew P. Black wrote:

> If I put all three in the same doit, I get an infinite loop.
> 	Array(SequenceableCollection)>>= 					calls
> 	Array(SequenceableCollection)>>hasEqualElements 		calls
> 	Association>>=									calls
> 	BlockClosure>>=								calls
> 	Array(SequenceableCollection)>>=