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	event handling
	handlesMouseDown: inhibitDragging mouseDown: mouseUp:

	initialization
	buildChartForm choseModalityFromPreference initialize initializeForPropertiesPanel initializeModal: updateSelectorDisplay

	menu
	addCustomMenuItems:hand: pickUpColorFor: toggleDeleteOnMouseUp toggleUpdateContinuously

	object fileIn

	other
	addToWorld:near: bestPositionNear:inWorld: containsPoint: delete drawOn: indicateColorUnderMouse isCandidateForAutomaticViewing isLikelyRecipientForMouseOverHalos putUpFor:near: trackColorUnderMouse

	private
	anchorAndRunModeless: argumentsWith: deleteAllBalloons modalBalloonHelpAtPoint: pickColorAt: positionOfColor: trackColorAt: updateAlpha: updateColor:feedbackColor: updateTargetColor updateTargetColorWith:

	stepping
	step stepTime

	accessing	top
	argument
	argument:
	deleteOnMouseUp
	deleteOnMouseUp:
	locationIndicator
	originalColor: Set the receiver's original color. It is at this point that a command is launched to represent the action of the picker, in support of Undo.
	selectedColor
	selector
	selector: Set the selector to be associated with the receiver. Store it in the receiver's command, if appropriate
	sourceHand
	sourceHand:
	target
	target:
	updateContinuously
	updateContinuously:

	event handling	top
	handlesMouseDown: Do I want to receive mouseDown events (mouseDown:, mouseMove:, mouseUp:)?
	inhibitDragging
	mouseDown: Handle a mouse down 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.

	initialization	top
	buildChartForm
	choseModalityFromPreference Decide whether to be modal or not by consulting the prevailing preference
	initialize Initialize the receiver. Obey the modalColorPickers preference when deciding how to configure myself. This is not quite satisfactory -- we'd like to have explicit calls tell us things like whether whether to be modal, whether to allow transparency, but for the moment, in grand Morphic fashion, this is rather inflexibly all housed right here
	initializeForPropertiesPanel Initialize the receiver. If beModal is true, it will be a modal color picker, else not
	initializeModal: Initialize the receiver. If beModal is true, it will be a modal color picker, else not
	updateSelectorDisplay

	menu	top
	addCustomMenuItems:hand: Add custom menu items
	pickUpColorFor: Show the eyedropper cursor, and modally track the mouse through a mouse-down and mouse-up cycle
	toggleDeleteOnMouseUp
	toggleUpdateContinuously

object fileIn

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	other	top
	addToWorld:near:
	bestPositionNear:inWorld:
	containsPoint:
	delete The moment of departure has come. If the receiver has an affiliated command, finalize it and have the system remember it. In any case, delete the receiver
	drawOn:
	indicateColorUnderMouse Track the mouse with the special eyedropper cursor, and accept whatever color is under the mouse as the currently-chosen color; reflect that choice in the feedback box, and return that color.
	isCandidateForAutomaticViewing
	isLikelyRecipientForMouseOverHalos
	putUpFor:near: Put the receiver up on the screen. Note highly variant behavior depending on the setting of the #modalColorPickers preference
	trackColorUnderMouse Track the mouse with the special eyedropper cursor, and accept whatever color is under the mouse as the currently-chosen color; reflect that choice in the feedback box, and return that color.

	private	top
	anchorAndRunModeless: If user clicks on the drag-dot of a modal picker, anchor it, and change to modeless operation.
	argumentsWith: Return an argument array appropriate to this action selector
	deleteAllBalloons
	modalBalloonHelpAtPoint:
	pickColorAt:
	positionOfColor: Compute the position of the given color in the color chart form
	trackColorAt: Before the mouse comes down in a modal color picker, track the color under the cursor, and show it in the feedback box, but do not make transparency changes
	updateAlpha:
	updateColor:feedbackColor: Set my selected color to the given color if it is different. Give user feedback. Inform the target of the change if the target and selector are not nil.
	updateTargetColor
	updateTargetColorWith: Update the target so that it reflects aColor as the color choice

	stepping	top
	step Do some periodic activity. Use startStepping/stopStepping to start and stop getting sent this message. The time between steps is specified by this morph's answer to the stepTime message. The generic version dispatches control to the player, if any. The nasty circumlocation about owner's transformation is necessitated by the flexing problem that the player remains in the properties dictionary both of the flex and the real morph. In the current architecture, only the top renderer's pointer to the player should actually be honored for the purpose of firing.
	stepTime Answer the desired time between steps in milliseconds. This default implementation requests that the 'step' method be called once every second.

	as yet unclassified	top
	initialize ColorPickerMorph initialize
	perniciousBorderColor Answer the color of the border lines of a color picker; this color gets reported as you drag the mouse through from the translucent box to the true color area, for example, and can cause some difficulties in some special cases, so it is faithfully reported here in this hard-coded fashion in order that energetic clients wishing to handle it as special-case it can do so.