My instances describe a genie gesture. There are the following instance variables:

capturedFeature <CRFeature>
Features of the captured gesture
coordinates <CRRecognizerCoordinates>
Coordinates of the captured feature
dictionary <CRDictionary>
Dictionary for the feature lookup
lookupResult <CRLookupResult>
Result of the dictionary lookup for the captured feature
target <Moph>
The target morph
startEvent <MorphicEvent>
The event that started the capturing of this gesture

The lookupResult provides a wide variety of informations about the lookup process and th best
matches. (Usually it contains not only one match, but the best few matches). Amongst others,
it provides an iterator to walk through the matches.
A lot of methods in this class are just forwarded to the lookupResult. So, have a look at this
class (and CRlookupItem) to get more informations.

See the the class comment of AGenieDescription for more informations about the genie
events.

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lookup result accessing

charAt: charTypeAt: correspondingKeystrokes correspondingKeystrokesAt: correspondingMouseEvents correspondingMouseEventsAt: correspondsToKeystrokes correspondsToKeystrokesAt: correspondsToMouseEvents correspondsToMouseEventsAt: distanceAt: evaluateCodeAt: featureAt: isCodeAt: isCommandAt: isStrokesAt: lookupIndex lookupIndex: lookupResult nextDistinctCharMatch nextDistinctCharMatchRollover: nextMatch nextMatchRollover: normalizedCharAt:

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	lookupResult:

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	anyModifierKeyPressed commandKeyPressed controlKeyPressed isAlert isCode isCommand isReject isStrokes macOptionKeyPressed shiftPressed

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	buttons The buttons that have been pressed or simulated while capturing this gesture.
	capturedFeature Return the captured feature of this gesture
	char Return the resulting character at the current iterator position. Usually, the lookup result (that is part of a morphic gesture event) contains not only the best match. An iterator can be used to go through the matches. See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more informations.
	charType Return the character type at the current iterator position. Basically there are 3 different character types: #strokes (for sequences of keystrokes), #command (for special commands stored as symbols) and #code (for code that can be executed with the morphic gesture event as a receiver). Usually, the lookup result (that is part of a morphic gesture event) contains not only the best match. An iterator can be used to go through the matches. See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more informations.
	coordinates Returns an instance of CRRecognizerCoordinates that stores a lot of informations about the screen coordnates (pixel) where the gesture was captured.
	correspondingKeystrokeEvents Return the keystroke events corresponding to the character at the iterator position (if there are any). See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more informations.
	correspondingKeystrokeEventsAt:
	cursorPoint Backward compatibility
	dictionary
	distance The distance from the captured feature to the result feature at the iterator position
	evaluateCode Eveluate the code at the iterator position of the result with THIS INSTANCE AS A RECEIVER. (Only if the character at the iterator position is really code)
	feature The result feature at the iterator position.
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	keystrokeEventFor:
	normalizedChar Return the normalized character at the iterator position. See equally named method in CRLookupResult, CRLookupItem for more information
	position For every gesture there is a hotspot (#top, #left, #topLeft, ...) definied. This method returns the coordinates of the hotspot in the captured feature
	startEvent The event that triggered the capturing of this gesture
	target Return the target morph of the gesture. Using this method it is possible to access the target morph from within code that is directly entered as the character. (The receiver of this code is the MorphicGestureEvent and so the target morph can be access using 'self target')
	toggleCommandKey
	toggleControlKey
	toggleMacOptionKey
	toggleShift

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	veryDeepFixupWith: If fields were weakly copied, fix them here. If they were in the tree being copied, fix them up, otherwise point to the originals.
	veryDeepInner: Copy all of my instance variables. Some need to be not copied at all, but shared. Warning!! Every instance variable defined in this class must be handled. We must also implement veryDeepFixupWith:. See DeepCopier class comment.

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	initializeCapturedFeature:at:dictionary:startEvent:target:

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	charAt:
	charTypeAt:
	correspondingKeystrokes Return the keystrokes corresponding to the character at the iterator position (if there are any). See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more information.
	correspondingKeystrokesAt:
	correspondingMouseEvents Return the mouse events corresponding to the character at the terator position (if there is one). See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more information.
	correspondingMouseEventsAt:
	correspondsToKeystrokes Does the character at he iterator positon correspond to a keystroke? See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more information.
	correspondsToKeystrokesAt:
	correspondsToMouseEvents Does the character at the iterator position corresponds to a mouse event? See the equally named method in CRLookupResult or CRLookupItem for more information.
	correspondsToMouseEventsAt:
	distanceAt:
	evaluateCodeAt:
	featureAt:
	isCodeAt:
	isCommandAt:
	isStrokesAt:
	lookupIndex The current iterator position within the lookup result
	lookupIndex: Set the current iterator position within the lookup result
	lookupResult The lookup result that was generated by looking up the newly captured feature in the dictionary. Usually it contains more than one match. A lot of methods in this class are just foreward methods to the lookup result. See class CRLookupResult (and CRLookupItem, CRChar) for more information
	nextDistinctCharMatch Move the result iterator to the next match that has a distinct character associated to it
	nextDistinctCharMatchRollover: Move the result iterator to the next match that has a distinct character associated to it
	nextMatch Move the result iterator to the next match
	nextMatchRollover: Move the result iterator to the next match
	normalizedCharAt:

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	lookupResult:

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	anyModifierKeyPressed
	commandKeyPressed
	controlKeyPressed
	isAlert Returns whether an alert should inform the user about a ambigiuous match
	isCode Is the character at the iterator position code?
	isCommand Is the character at the iterator position a command?
	isReject Is the match so ambigious that it should be rejected?
	isStrokes Is the character at the iterator position a sequence of keystrokes (ascii characters)?
	macOptionKeyPressed
	shiftPressed

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	capturedFeature:at:dictionary:startEvent:target: