Mathieu,
No,
With the brace syntax you separate STATEMENTS (hence the period) with a
whitespace (tab newline etc... just as one
would with arrays). Expressions do not require a period.
So, { (3.14 asFloat). 2.} or { (3.14). 2. }
and just as well { (Stream on: ( String new:1204)). 'or whatever you can get
away with...' .} (notice the periods
inside the literal string)
Olivier.
>
> Hi Mathieu,
>
>
> > try this:
> >{3.14. 2}
>
> Thanks!
> I recapitulate:
> In {} Array literals I have to use a period sign between all items.
> In #(..) array literal which build at compile time, I can never use
> expressions.
> Right?
>
> salute
> Thomas
>
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