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Then you should have a look at ColorPickerMorph :-)<br>
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Keep in mind we are on the beginners list. I do know where this is used, and why. But if someone asks this on the beginners list it is bad advice to give.<br>
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If you know *exactly* what you are doing, like if you are working on the system-level implementation of a modal color picker, or the internal logic of an MVC-like pop-up menu that actually has to wait until closed before returning a value, then yes, #doOneCycleNow is useful. It still is a dangerous hack, because even though it looks innocuous, it is actually a recursive call on something that's not particularly designed for recursion (in Morphic, you are always in a doOneCycle already).<br>
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- Bert -</font><div><div></div><div class="Wj3C7c"></div></div></blockquote><div><br>sounds like a nice class comment ;)<br>
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Cédrick<br></div></div><br>