chase

Is there an explanation or discussion available anywhere of how dict is supposed to relate to, replace, or extend coll? There's a mention elsewhere on this forum that "the future is dict"

https://cycling74.com/forums/why-is-coll-so-awful)

...which seems to indicate that dict is intended at least partly as a replacement for coll with its decades of baggage - but I can find no further information on the relationship or how to use it (the "coll" tab in the "dict.maxhelp" does not qualify).

Is there an explanation or discussion available anywhere of how dict is supposed to relate to, replace, or extend coll? There's a mention elsewhere on this forum that "the future is dict" 

(see https://cycling74.com/forums/why-is-coll-so-awful)

...which seems to indicate that dict is intended at least partly as a replacement for coll with its decades of baggage - but I can find no further information on the relationship or how to use it (the "coll" tab in the "dict.maxhelp" does not qualify).


dict vs coll