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diff --git a/tests/example_string.nit b/tests/example_string.nit
index 006efff..b2d800e 100644
--- a/tests/example_string.nit
+++ b/tests/example_string.nit
@@ -18,6 +18,9 @@
 # It displays the value of a local variable.
 # It exhibs ways to concatenate strings.
 
+#alt1 import core
+#alt1 import core::text::ropes
+
 var a = 10
 # First way: Multiple parameters.
 # Pro: Simple.
@@ -27,7 +30,8 @@ printn("The value of a is: ", a, ".\n")
 # Second way: Build a string and display it.
 # Pro: Eiffel way (rigourous).
 # Con: Eiffel way (heavy).
-var s = new Buffer.from("The value of a is: ")
+var s: Buffer = new FlatBuffer.from("The value of a is: ")
+#alt1 s = new RopeBuffer.from("The value of a is: ")
 s.append(a.to_s)
 s.append(".\n")
 printn(s)
@@ -45,4 +49,4 @@ printn("The value of a is: " + a.to_s + ".\n")
 # Fiveth way: Join arrays.
 # Pro: Sometime efficient on complex concatenation.
 # Con: Crazy.
-printn(["The value of a is: ", a.to_s, ".\n"].join(""))
+printn(["The value of a is: ", a.to_s, ".\n"].join)