add return its argument

> if somebody wants to check that the fixes I made are ok
> and that at:put: and add: return their arguments
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> That looks good to me. If no additional tests break after loading it,
> I guess it should be clear to integrate. It is important to have a
> uniform protocol. We should do the same for #nextPut: and #nextPutAll:
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> Lukas
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> 2010/5/8 stephane ducasse <[hidden email]>:
>> if somebody wants to check that the fixes I made are ok
>> and that at:put: and add: return their arguments
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> if somebody wants to check that the fixes I made are ok
> and that at:put: and add: return their arguments
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> <addReturnValue.1.cs>
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> I don't have time to scan the mailing list in detail. Was there any discussion that led to this change? Any pointers appreciated. I always thought the comfort of being able to chain selectors like add: outweighs the uniformity.
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> Norbert
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> On 08.05.2010, at 17:31, stephane ducasse wrote:
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>> if somebody wants to check that the fixes I made are ok
>> and that at:put: and add: return their arguments
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>> <addReturnValue.1.cs>
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