That works for lots of methods. But for some methods there are no decent comments or examples. This is what I get from "Senders of translateFrom:to:table:"
translateWith: table
"translate the characters in the string by the given table, in place"
^ self translateFrom: 1 to: self size table: table
I don't find see anything called "references".
I cannot find a single example of what a table arguments should look like.
Here's a simple example of what I want to do:
myString := 'ACGTACGT'.
myFixedString := myString translateFrom: 1 to; (myString size) table: table.
Where table would be something like a hash: A => 5, G => 6, C => 7, T => 8.
in Perl, I would write: perl -pe 'tr/AGCT/5678/' <return> on the command line and then paste in the string and perl would return the translated string.
Thanks for your help.
Tom Keller
On 7/28/06, Klaus D. Witzel <klaus.witzel@cobss.com> wrote:
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 20:49:13 +0200, Mathieu wrote:
> Hi thomas,
>
> You can find some sender of it by right click -> more.. -> senders of it
And there is a way to avoid stinkin' right-click: in any text, select the
text of a selector (including its arguments) and do cmd-m and cmd-n :) For
example, in a browser with the class definition template (Object subclass:
#NameOfSubclass ...) do select from subclass: to category: and see what I
mean.
> So you can understand how people use it.
Yes, one of the best ways to come to use to Smalltalk/Squeak.
/Klaus
> Other wise find the references to it and you can read comment of the
> metod or even understand the implementation. (follow same method for
> 'sender of it' but chose 'references to it')
>
> Math
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