Hi Stéphane,

I guess you're right. There must be really a lot of interesting code out 
there. However, one of the things that keeps me busy is actually 
removing stuff from my image, so there's less I need to know. I'm 
currently slightly below 5Mb! And I don't care too much for back 
compatibility.

Anyway, I should take a close look at muO. I only listened to your demos 
and I love them. I'm sure you have good ideas to learn about on the gui 
too. That's what I'm after, good ideas for Morphic 3.

Cheers,
Juan Vuletich


Stéphane Rollandin escribió:
> Juan Vuletich wrote:
>> Yes. I'm not doing it yet, but you're right. It should be used like 
>> the current ("standard Morphic") #clipBy:during: although I'm not 
>> very fond of that selector. If it is only used by #drawSubmorphsOn:, 
>> I'd rather set and reset the clipping rectangle there. 
>
> this selector is very useful; I use it a lot in muO: see the 
> ZoomableFieldMorph and FloatingMorph hierarchies.
>
> please do not think that the standard image contains all interesting 
> morphic code. some external projects rely heavily on morphic and have 
> very specific and original usage and implementations of morphs, which 
> I think should should be aware of. muO is one of them.
>
> regards,
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> Stef
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