HTML Extensions

For the presentation of Smalltalk text in Browsers, the formatting needs are a little different from the standard WWW usage. I think that ordinary Smalltalk methods should not look much different from how they look now in the Browser. One exception is, of course, that hyperlinks and query hooks should be visible (by underlining links and queryable syntactical constructs, for example). The following method probably looks right when viewed with your browser:

nextIndexOf: aCharacter from: startIndex to: stopIndex

"Answer the next index of aCharacter within the receiver between startIndex and stopIndex. If the receiver does not contain aCharacter, answer nil. Fail the primitive if aCharacter falls outside the 0-127 range."

<primitive: 418>
^super

nextIndexOf: aCharacter
from: startIndex
to: stopIndex

Hans-Martin Mosner <hmm@heeg.de>