Framsticks

Hi, I've been using Framsticks and writing my own experiments using the Framscript language, I was wondering if it would be possible for some assistance with a few issues.

Firstly, in a Vector or Dictionary structure, it appears the items are stored by reference, am I correct in thinking this?

For example in the following:
var vecA = Vector.new();
vecA.add("a");
vecA.add("b");
// Create a copy
var vecB = vecA;
vecB.set(0, "c");
Simulator.print(vecA);
Simulator.print(vecB);

Both vecA and vecB output the same: [c,b]
There's no issue with this, I merely wanted to check I was correct in my understanding.

Secondly, is there any simple way to create a copy of a Dictionary

In the classdocs http://www.framsticks.com/files/classdoc/c_dictionary.html it incorrectly states a Dictionary can be enumerated using just integer indexes:
var d=Dictionary.new();
d.set("name","John");
d.set("age",44);
var i,element;
for(i=0;i<d.size;i++)
element=d.get(i);
This does not appear to work unless the keys are set as integers, which would be just like using a Vector.

With this issue I can't see a simple way to create a copy of a Dictionary unless you know all of the key names. I was wondering if this was intended or an issue which could possibly be rectified.

Finally, is there any possible way to modify the components in a Model

For example removing a muscle. Currently I'm having to parse the original genotype, construct my own data structure, then manipulate it and finally I use this data structure to construct a new F0 genotype and finally create a Geno from this. A simple example of where this would be used would be in an experiment where creatures may lose the ability of controlling one limb.

Ideally it would be useful to be able to modify the Geno or Model directly, because currently I'm sure Framsticks is building up it's own internal data structure and I'm having to do the same concurrently.

Thanks a lot for your support.