This is with 2.3.3. I noticed that #lineDelimiter fails when sent to
the class it's defined in, CharacterArray:
st> CharacterArray lineDelimiter!
Object: CharacterArray new: 1 "<-0x5c60cd20>" error: Invalid
argument : argument must be between 0 and 4294967295
SystemExceptions.ArgumentOutOfRange(Exception)>>#signal
SystemExceptions.ArgumentOutOfRange(Exception)>>#signal:
SystemExceptions.ArgumentOutOfRange class>>#signalOn:mustBeBetween:and:
CharacterArray(Object)>>#checkIndexableBounds:put:
CharacterArray(Object)>>#at:put:
CharacterArray class(ArrayedCollection class)>>#with:
CharacterArray class>>#lineDelimiter
Seeing that it works with most subclasses, I guess it makes sense to put
the method in a common parent class, but there's no documentation that
says "don't use this here, use with String (or other subclass) instead".
Also, #addAll: doesn't work on Dictionaries:
st> Smalltalk at: #a put: (Dictionary new add: 1 -> 'one'; yourself)!
st> Smalltalk at: #b put: (Dictionary new add: 2 -> 'two'; yourself)!
st> a addAll: b!
Object: 'two' error: did not understand #key
MessageNotUnderstood(Exception)>>#signal
String(Object)>>#doesNotUnderstand:
Dictionary>>#add:
optimized [] in Collection>>#addAll:
[] in Dictionary>>#do:
Dictionary(HashedCollection)>>#do:
Dictionary>>#do:
Dictionary(Collection)>>#addAll:
I believe it should iterate directly over elements and not their values.
Best,
Jānis
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