addAlansAnchorFor:

addColumnBreak

addItem:

Make a linked message list and put this method in it

addJumpBeginning

addJumpEnd

addSuccessor:

allJumpEndStrings

chooseOneJumpEnd

doJumpTo:

doYellowButtonPress:

extent:

was formerly overridden, but that wasn't working too well, so I hacked the superclass method a bit

fixAllLeftOffsets

handleInteraction:fromEvent:

Perform the changes in interactionBlock, noting any change in selection
and possibly a change in the size of the paragraph (ar 9/22/2001 - added for TextPrintIts)

jumpToDocumentTop

keyboardFocusChange:

we basically ignore loss of focus unless it is going to one of our siblings

keyboardFocusLostForSure

linkNewlyDroppedMorph:

makeSuccessorMorph

mouseDown:

Make this TextMorph be the keyboard input focus, if it isn't already,
and repond to the text selection gesture.

mouseMove:

Handle a mouse move event. The default response is to let my eventHandler, if any, handle it.

mouseUp:

Handle a mouse up event. The default response is to let my eventHandler, if any, handle it.

parentGeeMail

predecessorChanged

recomposeChain

Recompose this textMorph and all that follow it.

releaseEditor

Release the editor for my paragraph. This morph no longer 'hasFocus'.

releaseParagraph

a slight kludge so subclasses can have a bit more control over whether the paragraph really
gets released. important for GeeMail since the selection needs to be accessible even if the
hand is outside me

releaseParagraphReally

Paragraph instantiation is lazy -- it will be created only when needed

removeAlansAnchorFor:

removeJumpEndFor:

repositionAnchoredMorphs

scrollSelectionToTop

textPlusMenuFor:

updateFromParagraph

A change has taken place in my paragraph, as a result of editing and I must be updated. If a line break causes recomposition of the current paragraph, or it the selection has entered a different paragraph, then the current editor will be released, and must be reinstalled with the resulting new paragraph, while retaining any editor state, such as selection, undo state, and current typing emphasis.