Inspecting your own dictionary

Smalltalk User Guide : Inspecting and debugging code : Inspecting objects : Using a Dictionary Inspector : Inspecting your own dictionary

You can easily define a dictionary and then inspect it. For example, type the expression below and then evaluate it using the Inspect option on the Edit menu.

(Dictionary new)

at: #name1 put: 'John';

at: #name2 put: 'Nancy';

at: #number put: 20;

at: #date put: (Date today);

yourself.

The expression creates a dictionary and adds a list of objects to it.
Dictionary Inspector

As with a regular Inspector window, you can change the values for keys simply by replacing them with different values. Changing variables shows how to change values in an inspector.

Last modified date: 03/13/2019