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@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ You can also iterate arrays in the model using `TagBrush >> trapIter:tag:do:`.
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To see viewmodel->view update working, try this in Workspace:
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To see viewmodel->view update working, try this in Workspace:
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```smalltalk
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```smalltalk
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-AppVM modify: #(#todos) do: [ :old | old, { 'text'->'try the guts'. 'done'->true } ]
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+AppVM modify: #(#todos) do: [ :old | old, { #{'text'->'try the guts'. 'done'->true} } ]
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```
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```
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The number and list of items should update. If you do
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The number and list of items should update. If you do
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@@ -71,6 +71,6 @@ When using `TrappedMWIsolated` wrapper class, `read:do:` and `modify:do:`
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guard the data by doing deep copies behind the scene.
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guard the data by doing deep copies behind the scene.
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If you wish to, you can change the raw data you put into `model:` by hand,
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If you wish to, you can change the raw data you put into `model:` by hand,
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-but then be sure to call `AppVM dispatcher changed: #('title')` or similar
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+but then be sure to call `AppVM dispatcher changed: #(#title)` or similar
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(you can do `AppVM dispatcher changed: #()` to signal everything in `AppVM` has changed,
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(you can do `AppVM dispatcher changed: #()` to signal everything in `AppVM` has changed,
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-but then everything depending upon it will redraw).
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+but then everything depending upon it will redraw).
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