🚀 go-pugleaf

	Well, today was the day I tried to use Glyphs, after a few weeks of
Unidraw. There are some things that have me totaly confused...

	1) I need to have the bacground of a window change colour (this will
	   eventualy be done with dispatch). I also needed to be able to
	   detect a click anywhere in the window. To do this, I defined a new
	   class, inherited from 'PointerHandler' and from 'Background'. Now
	   it catches mouse clicks ok, but how do I change colours!? I looked
	   at 'Telltale', added the required methods (redraw, allocation,...)
	   but that does not seem to work too well :-/.

	2) I have a 'Label' that I am adding into the Window. Now, between
	   compiles I changed the text from 'Message#!' to 'Message'. I removed
	   all object code, and re-compiled. When I ran the programme, I see
	   both 'Message' and 'Message#!' overlayed on each other. To make
	   matters worse, some suggested that I ran the programme twice, the
	   second window was full of 'static' (random memory). Why is this
	   happening (I am assuming it is Persistant Objects), and how do I
	   stop it?

	I can probably nut the 1st problem out, as well as the 2nd, given time.
But time is something I don't have, and unless I can show some progress in the
use of Glyphs, it is back to Unidraw. I thank anyone who can help me with these
annoying problems. I know the above descriptions are less than adequate, but the
code is at work (if you'ld like to see the code, I can mail it from work).

Paul Miach.