P_Petrowiek

pointer-at-the-begening-of-coll

i think i use 'end, next' to do the same thing..

a thing i personally don't like about coll is that it simply returns 

For these kinds of issues there are workarounds, however inelegant they 

may sometimes seem, and since coll is an ancient and venerable object 

(has it been around since the beginning ??) i think it is very unlikely 

that there will be any major changes to it...

you can always make your own wrapper-abstraction around coll and make 

a thing i personally don't like about coll is that it simply returns 
nothing if a symbol key is not present.
For these kinds of issues there are workarounds, however inelegant they 
may sometimes seem, and since coll is an ancient and  venerable object 
(has it been around since the beginning ??) i think it is very unlikely 
that there will be any major changes to it...

you can always make your own wrapper-abstraction around coll and make 
it as elegant as you wish..

this message appears to be not documented any more on .pdf 

documentation but it always remains the possibility to watch (and 

check) messages to objects by alt-ctrl-clic on the object itself in 

Please note:
this message appears to be not documented any more on .pdf 
documentation but it always remains the possibility to watch (and 
check) messages to objects by alt-ctrl-clic on the object itself in 
edit mode.
HTH, sincerely

i knew about that short cut but i didn't think of checking for a start

message with coll... i'll have a look at that, 

i knew about that short cut but i didn't think of checking for a start
message with coll... i'll have a look at that, 
thanks


pointer at the begening of coll