Stéphane Rollandin wrote:
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>>> prog := #(funcall (lambda (x) (sqrt x)) 5) asCons
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>> and then you do something like this
>> (anArray at:1) perform: ((anArray at:2) at:1) ? :)
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> no, the #asCons part convert the array into a cons cell.

Ok?

> the actual usage is in methods like ULisp class>>#amb where Lisp code 
> can be written directly in Smalltalk:
> 

*snip code*

Ah, ok, this makes sense indeed!

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> 
> ... so this goes a little beyond the fast dirty hack thing :)

Ok, point taken, this goes definitely beyond a fast and dirty hack :)