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One more thing I don't understand, why isn't there a comfy method to emulate 
Dictionary literals? 
I've stepped over code that made a large array and used first and second on a 
2-dimensional array all the time.. it seems to me this would be needed.

It shouldn't be so hard to define as Dictionary, so that 
{ 1 -> 2 . 2 -> 4 . 3 -> 6 } asDictionary

would return a dictionary.
Actually ^ d _ Dictionary new. each: [ :each | d add: each ] should do i.

regards,

nick

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