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Workspace
  category: Kernel-ST80 Remnants
  superclass: StringHolder
  subclasses: WonderlandQuickReference WonderlandScriptEditor

No comment. Sorry.

instance methods
  accessing
  setBindings:

  as yet unclassified
  acceptDroppedMorphsWording
addModelItemsToWindowMenu:
saveContentsInFile

  binding
  bindingOf:

  drag and drop
  acceptDroppingMorph:event:inMorph:
acceptsDroppingMorphForReference
acceptsDroppingMorphForReference:
toggleDroppingMorphForReference
wantsDroppedMorph:event:inMorph:

  initialize-release
  initialize

  object fileIn
  convertToCurrentVersion:refStream:

class methods
  instance creation
  prototypicalToolWindow

instance methods
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setBindings:

Sets the Workspace to use the specified dictionary as its namespace


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acceptDroppedMorphsWording


 

addModelItemsToWindowMenu:

aMenu is being constructed to be presented to the user in response to the user's pressing on the menu widget in the title bar of a morphic window. Here, the model is given the opportunity to add any model-specific items to the menu, whose default target is the SystemWindow itself.


 

saveContentsInFile

A bit of a hack to pass along this message to the controller or morph. (Possibly this Workspace menu item could be deleted, since it's now in the text menu.)


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bindingOf:


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acceptDroppingMorph:event:inMorph:

Return the dropee to its old position, and add a reference to it at the cursor point.


 

acceptsDroppingMorphForReference


 

acceptsDroppingMorphForReference:


 

toggleDroppingMorphForReference


 

wantsDroppedMorph:event:inMorph:


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initialize

Initialize the state of the receiver with its default contents.


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convertToCurrentVersion:refStream:

subclasses should implement if they wish to convert old instances to modern ones


class methods
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prototypicalToolWindow

Answer an example of myself seen in a tool window, for the benefit of parts-launching tools