Hi Tim,

On Fri, 19 Jan 2018 18:16:56 -0800, tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org> wrote:

>The RotaryDialMorphs have been moved into the mainstream MorphicExtras-Widgets category. Best bet for a simple fix would be to email me the fileout and I’ll incorporate it.

>You may want to slightly rename your calendar morph though as there is already one in the EToys packages (hey, an actual case for environments and namespaces!), but side from that, make yourself an account on SqueakSource.com and start a project, upload your code and so on.

Since the calendar morph has a digital clock in it I changed it's name to
ClockAndCalendarDisplayMorph.

I decided to create a separate category.  I created an account on SqueakSource.com.  I haven't
started a project yet but I will get to it.

>> Also, as part of making fancy hands for the clock morph, I have a method that draws a 5 point
>> star.  For now this is a class method of the clock morph that gets passed a form.  I'm thinking
>> maybe it should be an extension of Form, so the star would just be drawn in the form.  As such
>> it would probably be better in my own category.

>I think for something quite package specific it would be easiest to leave it as a class method for your clock morph.

As for drawing a star, I don't consider it that specific to the clock morph.  It is more like a
Form drawing a circle or oval or rectangle on itself.  The clock morph class method (that I
removed) was more like a subroutine than an OO message as it required the form as a parameter
and had little to do with any clock morph instance.  Now that I moved the code to the instance
side of Form, it is a real OO message where the form is told to draw a star on itself.

I was concerned that extending classes in my project/category would get lost in the sense that
it would not be obvious that the extensions existed and were part of the project.  But the new
System Browser that Marcel put me on to solves that problem.

Thanks for all your help.

Lou
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