Hello Stéphane, Wow, very interesting work.  Thanks for the reply.
You've given me a lot to look at.  Thanks again. Lynn

Saturday, October 23, 2004, 12:28:15 AM, you wrote:

SR> I'm not familiar with system windows, but I did exactly what you 
SR> describe using book morphs

SR> if you have a fast access, get the image at this page:
SR> http://www.zogotounga.net/comp/squeak/sqgeo.htm
SR> (it's a 19 Mb download)

SR> then open the left-side 'MGraph' flap and grab a bookmorph there (the
SR> last object, bottom right).

SR> click the '...' button at the top right of the book. more buttons 
SR> appear. click the '+' one: you get a menu, select 'scrollable page'.
SR> drop any morph there and play with the scroll bars...

SR> you can also resize the book morph at will

SR> if you can not download the image, tell me and I'll send you some code.
SR> if you do get the image, well you will have won an experimental musical
SR> composition system. congratulations :)



SR> hope this helps,

SR> Stef



SR> Lynn Hales wrote:
>> I'm going crazy trying to simply create a SystemWindow with horizontal
>> and vertical scroll bars and programmatically add morphs and
>> connector morphs to it.  I want to be
>> able to select and move morphs without having to alt left click until
>> I get the popup menu for the morph.  I
>> also want to be able to resize the System Window and have all
>> submorphs behave.
>> 
>> It seems to me I need to:
>> 1. create SystemWindow
>> 2. add a pasteUpMorph to it.
>> 3. set the pasteUpMorph to be large ( larger than the systemWindow,
>> but have its upper left corner always coincide with the upper left
>> corner of the systemWindow.
>> 4. have the scroll bars on the systemWindow scroll around to different
>> locations on the pasteUpMorph.
>> 5. Be able to drop or programmatically add morphs to the pasteUpMorph
>> at the dropped positions or at the programmatically determined
>> positions.
>> 
>> Could someone give me some pseudo code for me to work from or
>> pointers or tell me where my assumptions are wrong.
>> 
>> 





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Best regards,
 Lynn                            mailto:lhales at earthlink.net