Hi everyone,

while working on parsing network data I tried to use asOctetString and noticed that it did not yield a ByteString when called on a WideString. Is this the intendended behavior? I would have expected a behavior similar to the one I documented in the test case below. If not I think that the problem simply originates from using #at: which is overridden by WideString. 

Bests,
Patrick

testAsOctetStringFromWideString

	| rawStringOctet wideStringAsOctet wideString |
	rawStringOctet := #[103 114 252 223 101 "The character 16r1fA02 starts here" 0 1 250 2].
	wideString := 'grüße' , (String value: 16r1FA02).
	wideStringAsOctet := wideString asOctetString asByteArray.
	self assert: rawStringOctet equals: wideStringAsOctet.