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smalltalk.addClass('HTMLCanvas', smalltalk.Object, ['root'], 'Canvas');
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smalltalk.addClass('HTMLCanvas', smalltalk.Object, ['root'], 'Canvas');
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smalltalk.HTMLCanvas.comment="I am a canvas for building HTML.\x0a\x0aI provide the `#tag:` method to create a `TagBrush` (wrapping a DOM element) and convenience methods in the `tags` protocol.\x0a\x0a## API\x0a\x0aMy instances are used as the argument of the `#renderOn:` method of `Widget` objects.\x0a\x0aThe `#with:` method is used to compose HTML, nesting tags. `#with:` can take a `TagBrush`, a `String`, a `BlockClosure` or a `Widget` as argument.\x0a\x0a## Usage example:\x0a\x0a aCanvas a \x0a with: [ aCanvas span with: 'click me' ];\x0a onClick: [ window alert: 'clicked!' ]";
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smalltalk.HTMLCanvas.comment="I am a canvas for building HTML.\x0a\x0aI provide the `#tag:` method to create a `TagBrush` (wrapping a DOM element) and convenience methods in the `tags` protocol.\x0a\x0a## API\x0a\x0aMy instances are used as the argument of the `#renderOn:` method of `Widget` objects.\x0a\x0aThe `#with:` method is used to compose HTML, nesting tags. `#with:` can take a `TagBrush`, a `String`, a `BlockClosure` or a `Widget` as argument.\x0a\x0a## Usage example:\x0a\x0a aCanvas a \x0a with: [ aCanvas span with: 'click me' ];\x0a onClick: [ window alert: 'clicked!' ]";
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