Hi Stephen --

#( ... ) is for literal arrays.
{ ... } is for object arrays.
#[ ... ] is for byte arrays.

I think you want object arrays:

{(80 to: 90) . (60 to: 70)}

Best,
Marcel

Am 04.01.2023 17:04:48 schrieb Stephen Travis Pope <stephen at heaveneverywhere.com>:

Hello all,

Has the interpretation of immediate arrays, i.e., #(obj1 obj2) changed?

I have loads of code (from ST80) that creates arrays of intervals like,

 #((80 to: 90) (60 to: 70))

where what I want is,

(Array with: (80 to: 90) with: (60 to: 70))

but Squeak reads this as,

ampl: #(#(80 #to: 90) #(60 #to: 70))

Am I missing something?

stp

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