[Newbies] BUG in XMLElement printXMLOn:

Hi list, when I do: Transcript show: (XMLDOMParser parseDocumentFrom: ( ReadStream on: 'xmlT1E1/!--C--T2E2//xml' )) I get: ' xmlT1T2 E1/E1 E2/E2/xml' The order of child nodes is wrong: T1,T2,E1,E2 instead of T1,E1,T2,E2. I don't understand, why a XMLElement has TWO collections:

[Newbies] Unicode in string literals

Hi list, is there a way to escape unicode characters in string literals like '\u2013' for a enDash? salute Thomas -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Unicode-in-string-literals-tf3708398.html#a10372042 Sent from the Squeak - Beginners mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: [Newbies] RE: array literal - a misunderstanding?

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 -- View this message in context:

Re: [Newbies] array literal - a misunderstanding?

Hi, The Terse guide to Squeak at http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/5699 may help. Thanks for this Link. Arrrgh! There is no curly brace in the Terse guide salute Thomas -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/array-literal---a-misunderstanding--tf3344098.html#a9316617 Sent from

[Newbies] array literal - a misunderstanding?

Hello list, I'm starting for a couple of days with smalltalk/squeak - maybe it's not my last post :) I like to construct a flat array, but get a nested array: #(1 2 (1 + 3)) unexpected result: #(1 2 #(1 #+ 3)) Why squeak means, that (1 + 3) is an array and not 4? The syntax for an