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	display
	drawForForm:on: drawMeOn: drawOn:

	initialization
	initialize objectToView: objectToView:viewSelector: releaseCachedState

	miscellaneous
	installAsWonderlandTextureOn: tearOffTile

	stepping
	step stepTime

	what to view
	actualViewee formOrMorphToView morphToView

	copying	top
	veryDeepFixupWith: If target and arguments 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.

	display	top
	drawForForm:on: Draw a small view of the given form on the canvas
	drawMeOn: Draw a small view of a morph in another place. Guard against infinite recursion if that morph has a thumbnail of itself inside. Now also works if the thing to draw is a plain Form rather than a morph.
	drawOn: Draw a small view of a morph in another place. Guard against infinite recursion if that morph has a thumbnail of itself inside.

	initialization	top
	initialize Initialize the receiver, obeying a #nominalExtent property if I have one
	objectToView:
	objectToView:viewSelector:
	releaseCachedState Release any state that can be recomputed on demand, such as the pixel values for a color gradient or the editor state for a TextMorph. This method may be called to save space when a morph becomes inaccessible. Implementations of this method should do 'super releaseCachedState'.

	miscellaneous	top
	installAsWonderlandTextureOn: Make the receiver a texture for the given actor
	tearOffTile

	stepping	top
	step Optimization: Don't redraw if we're viewing some kind of SketchMorph and its rotated Form hasn't changed.
	stepTime Adjust my step time to the time it takes drawing my referent

	what to view	top
	actualViewee Return the actual morph to be viewed, or nil if there isn't an appropriate morph to view.
	formOrMorphToView Answer the form to be viewed, or the morph to be viewed, or nil
	morphToView If the receiver is viewing some object, answer a morph can be thought of as being viewed; A gesture is made toward generalizing this beyond the morph/player regime, in that a plain blue rectangle is returned rather than simply failing if the referent is not itself displayable.

	as yet unclassified	top
	initialize Morph initialize
	recursionReset ThumbnailMorph recursionReset