According to:
http://groovy.codehaus.org/groovy-jdk/java/util/Map.html#putAt%28K,%20V%29

the putAt method of Map "Returns: the value corresponding to the given
key"
(The putAt method supposedly supports the left-hand-side assignment with
subscript operator)

However, in this code:

def mymap= [one:1]
assert (mymap['one']= '111' == '111')       // OK!
assert (mymap.putAt('one', '111') == '111')   // WRONG!
assert (mymap.putAt('one', '111') == null)    // putAt actually returs
null!


This has been tested with Groovy 1.7.0 and 1.5.6 (the two version I
have), so I guess it happens in all versions in between and has been
happening for a long time. Nobody cared? Is it a bug in Groovy or a
documentation error, or maybe I'm not interpreting things as I should?

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