Ben, Ron, I made a small example, and it works as you said it would:
a := #( #(1 2) #(3 4)).
b := a asOrderedCollection.
b => an OrderedCollection(#(1 2) #(3 4))
c := b select: [ :i | (i first) = 3 ].
c => an OrderedCollection(#(3 4))
d := c first
d => #(3 4)
d at: 2 put: 5
d => #(3 5)
b =>
Hi Joe,
As Ron said, you should not be getting a copy. If you still have a
problem, perhaps best if you post code for a complete example:
* class definition (with just two instance variables)
* instance variable accessor methods
* instance creation & adding to collection
* select statement
*
Hi Joe,
If the orderedCollection contains your object DrivingDays then select should
give you the object and not a copy.
You don't need to add it back to the collection just update the object.
Check your code for anything that might be making a copy.
All the best,
Ron Teitelbaum
Greetings,
I have a OrderedCollection of DrivingDays.
an OrderedCollection(2016-01-02| quigley s| nil|18§
2016-01-03| marianos fresh| nil|5§
2016-01-04| fresh thyme| nil|5§
2016-01-05| panda express| nil|3§
