A WonderlandWrapperMorph is temporarily created by Cmd-Clicking on an object in a 3D world. The wrappers map the behavior of morphs into 3D worlds so that 2D interactions result in appropriate changes in the 3D world (e.g., dragging, resizing) and state changes as well (e.g., color).

Wrappers are created as a hierarchical morph list on the object they represent. This is necessary to allow accesses to higher levels in the 3D hierarchy. Note that there are currently several inconsistent behaviors for 3D objects. This is related to the ridiculous attempt of HandMorph to completely understand the interaction hierarchy, e.g., the HandMorph dispatches all events to what it *thinks* the receiver should be. Naturally, this fails completely for 3D worlds where there is no hierarchy of morphs but which may nevertheless use input events.

	drawing
	drawOn: fullDrawOn:

handles

addHandlesTo:box: addSimpleHandlesTo:box: balloonHelpTextForHandle: dismissViaHalo dragEndFromHalo:with: dragMoveFromHalo:with: dragPositionOffset dragPositionOffset: dragStartFromHalo:with: dupEndFromHalo:with: dupMoveFromHalo:with: dupStartFromHalo:with: extractTexture: grabFromHalo:with: growEndFromHalo:with: growMoveFromHalo:with: growPositionOffset growPositionOffset: growStartFromHalo:with: openViewerForArgument removeAllHandlesBut: renameTo: rotateEndFromHalo:with: rotateMoveFromHalo:with: rotateStartFromHalo:with: tearOffTile

	initialization
	createHierarchy setActor:

	menu
	addCustomMenuItems:hand: getActiveTextureState getHQTextureState getTextureAdjust paintTexture setUserPointOfView toggleActiveTextureState toggleHQTextureState toggleTextureAdjust

	private
	computeBounds: computeFullBounds: undo:using: undoOnTop:using:

	accessing	top
	color
	color: Change the color of the actor
	getCameraMorph
	hasHalo:
	knownName If a formal name has been handed out for this object, answer it, else nil
	transferHalo:from: Progressively transfer the halo to the next likely recipient

	drawing	top
	drawOn:
	fullDrawOn: Draw the full Morphic structure on the given Canvas

	handles	top
	addHandlesTo:box: Add halo handles to the halo. Apply the halo filter if appropriate
	addSimpleHandlesTo:box:
	balloonHelpTextForHandle: Answer a string providing balloon help for the given halo handle
	dismissViaHalo The user has clicked in the delete halo-handle. This provides a hook in case some concomitant action should be taken, or if the particular morph is not one which should be put in the trash can, for example.
	dragEndFromHalo:with:
	dragMoveFromHalo:with:
	dragPositionOffset
	dragPositionOffset:
	dragStartFromHalo:with:
	dupEndFromHalo:with:
	dupMoveFromHalo:with:
	dupStartFromHalo:with:
	extractTexture:
	grabFromHalo:with:
	growEndFromHalo:with:
	growMoveFromHalo:with:
	growPositionOffset
	growPositionOffset:
	growStartFromHalo:with:
	openViewerForArgument Open up a viewer for a player associated with the morph in question. Temporarily, if shift key is down, open up an instance browser on the morph itself, not the player, with tiles showing, instead
	removeAllHandlesBut:
	renameTo: Set Player name in costume. Update Viewers. Fix all tiles (old style). fix References. New tiles: recompile, and recreate open scripts. If coming in from disk, and have name conflict, References will already have new name.
	rotateEndFromHalo:with:
	rotateMoveFromHalo:with:
	rotateStartFromHalo:with:
	tearOffTile

	initialization	top
	createHierarchy Create a wrapper hierarchy representing the owners of the receiver
	setActor:

	menu	top
	addCustomMenuItems:hand: Add morph-specific items to the given menu which was invoked by the given hand. This method provides is invoked both from the halo-menu and from the control-menu regimes.
	getActiveTextureState
	getHQTextureState
	getTextureAdjust
	paintTexture
	setUserPointOfView
	toggleActiveTextureState
	toggleHQTextureState
	toggleTextureAdjust

	private	top
	computeBounds:
	computeFullBounds:
	undo:using: Check if we need to add an undo action.
	undoOnTop:using: Check if we need to add an undo action.

	instance creation	top
	on: