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>http://www.sugarweb.com/Miniatures/files/Morphic/MorphicWrappers.zip



Stop! That wasn't the same last "official" version of MW for 2.3. I've just
uploaded a copy of the MW.zip package from MathMorphs to SugarWeb under the
name MorphicWrappers.zip (i.e., same location and name as above). Please,
consider downloading them again.

Saludos,
Leandro

PS: This is our MW "documentation"

MW installation guide:
- Extract the archive in your Squeak directory
- From the file list, file in 'MW-fileMeIn2.3.cs'
- After installation, use the "update code from server" menu item and save
your image.

Getting started with MW
We have not a MW documentation other than the two lessons for the
 EventRecorderMorph. Basically the MWs are very simple. The main features
are:

1. Writing on the air facility
    + When a MW is in focus, self is the wrapped object
    + Up and down arrows run on the history of typing
    + There is one history thread by each of the classes of the
        wrapped objects
    + A final period $. prevents the result to be grabbed to the hand.
        Example: ellipse color: Color red. <enter> "with final $." is
        different from ellipse color: Color red <enter> "without final $."
    + When no MW is in focus, self is the World
2. Deleting MWs
    + Backspace remove the MW in focus (if any)
3. Naming
    + You can name a MW placing the hand on it and writing:
        name _ self<enter>
    + You can name a nonMW morph from the talk to me option of the red halo
4. Double clicking menu
    + Selecting a method, sends the wrapped object the corresponding message
5. Dropping arguments
    + By dragging and dropping one or more MW on a given MW, they are saved
        as arguments and showed as satellites.
    + The double click menu shows the messages with the same number of args
        as those dropped on the wrapper.
    + Once you have sent a message, the arguments will remain a few seconds
        and then disappear
6. Changing the wrapper
    + SimpleMorphicWrappers and BitmappedMorphicWrappers can wrap any
        object.
    + Dropping an ImageMorph or a ScketchMorph over a BMW changes the
        picture.
    + If you have a graphic file (.bmp, gif, etc) in the Squeak directory
        with the name of a class, then the BMW for objects of that class
        will automatically use that graph.
    + Instances of Form use BMW by default.
    + Classes and Metaclasses can use ClassMorphicWrappers (in fact they use
        them by default)
    + You can add new special wrappers for the classes you want
7. Programming with MW
    + Edit methods with ClassMorphicWrappers.
    + Edit the method aClass|selector writing on the air:
            aClass | #selector <enter>
            or
            aClass >> #selector <enter>
     + Copy methods from a CMW to another by dragging and Shift+Dropping
        (then accept (s) the copy)
     + Move methods by dragging and Control+Shift+Dropping
     + Add inst vars, class vars, pools by dropping their names (symbols) on
        the target CMW
     + Change the category of a class, dropping the name of the category on
        the CMW (use a dash $- if the category is a new one)
     + Shift+Drop a CMW on another to make the former a subclass of the
        second (inst and class vars are handled as expected)

Hope this helps.
Leandro