//  Created by Philip Dow on 11/16/11.
//  Copyright 2011 Philip Dow / Sprouted. All rights reserved.
//

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/*
    SPColorWell implements an iWork-esque color well and pop-up color picker for
    changing the color of an arbitrary selection. Drop the source files into your
    project and add a custom NSView to your NIB file, changing its class to SPColorWell.
    
    The only glue work you need to worry about is mediating the color displayed
    in the color well and the color of the current selection in the view with which
    it is associated. The app delegate demonstrates how to do this with an NSTextView.
*/