Hi Karl.

Bert had some good info in his post.  You might also learn quite a bit by
examining the DoubleClickExample morph.  Just bring up a New Morph... and
under the Alphabetical List, choose A - D >> DoubleClickExample.

Lots of great mouse functionality is implemented on this simple morph.
Here's another simple morph that I posted to this list on 12/03/1999.  This
is what I said back then...

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Here's an example of how you can teach a morph to sense and respond to a key
pressed.

Steps: 
1.  File in the attached change set.
2.  Create a new KeyboardMorphTest (in Morphic, World Menu>>new
morph...>>from alphabetical list>>k>>KeyboardMorphTest)
3.  Put your mouse cursor over the new morph and press any key (only keys
with visible characters will be interesting)
4.  A balloon will pop up telling you what key you pressed.

Cheers!

---==> Chris

 <<KeyboardTestMorph.st>> 

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