So "at: x put: y" translates to a method named #at:put:(or "at:put:")?
|dict|
dict := Dictionary new.
dict at: 'foo' put: 'bar'.
So javascript equivalent would be(assuming the Dictionary object existed).
var dict;
dict = new Dictionary;
dict['at:put:']('foo', 'bar');
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