Currently, if the value for a key in an Entry or CatDict is itself a CatDict (instead of a primitive; see for example), then a string literal is used as the key instead of a Key instance. This is because the Key class doesn't know how to handle a value which is not one of the (current) built-ins {STRING, NUMERIC, BOOLEAN...}.
Add a way to use Key instances to handle composite class values. Probably the best thing to do is to have the corresponding KeyCollection do the type checking...
Currently, if the value for a key in an
EntryorCatDictis itself aCatDict(instead of a primitive; see for example), then a string literal is used as the key instead of aKeyinstance. This is because theKeyclass doesn't know how to handle a value which is not one of the (current) built-ins {STRING,NUMERIC,BOOLEAN...}.Add a way to use
Keyinstances to handle composite class values. Probably the best thing to do is to have the correspondingKeyCollectiondo the type checking...