"RokuJoel" wrote:
Hi Enterr, I filed a bug on the last part of your posting (the lack of type checking) the day after you initially posted it.
Documentation - I can point that out to the documentation people.
Thanks Joel -
bump was regarding answer to my question. I guess the implication of what you are saying is that the new values are supposed to override old values for overlapping keys?
By the way, here is another one for reporting:
roArray.append() acts the same way as append for roAA. For example, pop-quiz: what does this do:
a = [1,2,3]
a.append(4)
print a
a) print 1 2 3 4
b) error message
People coming from other languages (like python) will guess (a). The ones who have read the documentation and programmed only a little (like me) will expect (b). But the reality right now is
(c) none of the above, it will print 1 2 3
