On Fri, 18 May 2001, Dan Ingalls wrote:
> 
> There are two solutions when this happens.  Either it's a situation
> where you have control of both the release and the install, or not.
> If it is, then you can save the prior editor, and then use
> "installEditorToReplace: priorEditor" for the install.  If it's not,
> then either you have to prevent the release (say, avoid losing
> control, or focus), or you have to save the selection state and
> restore it as is done in installEditorToReplace:.
> 
> There.  No fish today, but now you have a fishing pole.

And here's the fish.  It's small, but tasty: A tiny fix to save the
editor information in TextMorph>>extent:, which I believe was
responsible for losing this information when typing into TextMorphs in
dynamic layouts.  Thanks for the hint, Dan!

-Jesse

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