No comment. Sorry.

	accessing
	colorRamp colorRamp: pixelRamp pixelRamp: radial radial:

	as yet unclassified
	encodeForRemoteCanvas

	converting
	asColor mixed:with:

	private
	checkTranslucency computePixelRampOfSize: display scaledAlphaMix:of:with:

	testing
	isGradientFill isRadialFill isSolidFill isTranslucent

	Morphic menu	top
	addFillStyleMenuItems:hand:from: Add the items for changing the current fill style of the receiver
	addNewColorIn:event:
	beLinearGradientIn:
	beRadialGradientIn:
	changeColorSelector:hand:morph:originalColor: Change either the firstColor or the lastColor (depending on aSymbol). Put up a color picker to hande it. We always use a modal picker so that the user can adjust both colors concurrently.
	changeFirstColorIn:event:
	changeSecondColorIn:event:
	firstColor:forMorph:hand:
	lastColor:forMorph:hand:

	accessing	top
	colorRamp
	colorRamp:
	pixelRamp
	pixelRamp:
	radial
	radial:

	as yet unclassified	top
	encodeForRemoteCanvas

	converting	top
	asColor Guess...
	mixed:with:

	private	top
	checkTranslucency
	computePixelRampOfSize: Compute the pixel ramp in the receiver
	display
	scaledAlphaMix:of:with: Open-coded version of alpha mixing two 32bit pixel words and returning the scaled pixel value.

	testing	top
	isGradientFill
	isRadialFill
	isSolidFill
	isTranslucent

	instance creation	top
	colors: Create a gradient fill style from an array of equally spaced colors
	ramp:
	sample GradientFill sample