Misleading doc string

[Brian Rice]

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That's an interesting point. I wrote it thinking "keyed" meant  
"stored", but I see what you mean.

How about:
"Answers whether the Dictionary refers to this object (or an  
equivalent one) with one of its keys."?

On Nov 25, 2005, at 5:18 PM, Todd Fleming wrote:

> dictionary.slate has the following:
>
> d@(Dictionary traits) includes: obj
> "Returns whether the object is equal to some keyed value."
> [
>  (d detect: [| :each | d equalsBlock applyWith: obj with: each])  
> isNotNil
> ].
>
> "keyed" implies to me that this function is looking for the key,  
> but it isn't.  Example:
>
> Slate 36> addSlot: #x valued: Dictionary new.
> Slate 37> x add: 1 -> 2.
> Slate 38> x includes: 1.
> False
> Slate 39> x includes: 2.
> True
>
> Todd

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