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MorphsThe central abstraction of Morphic is the graphical object or morph (from the Greek for "shape" or "form"). A morph has a visual representation that can be picked up and moved. Any morph can have component morphs (called submorphs). A morph with submorphs is called a composite morph. A composite morph is treated as a unit; moving, copying, or deleting a composite morph causes all its submorphs to be moved, copied, or deleted as well.By convention, all morphs are visible; Morphic does not use invisible structural morphs for aggregation. This means that if a composite morph is disassembled, all its component morphs can be seen and manipulated.
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