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You define your own displayOn: method to draw, because VisualWorks
provides mechanisms that send displayOn: to a view, with a
graphics-context argument, thePen, whenever
one of the following occurs:
update: message from a model, suggesting
that a value has changed that may require a change in what is displayed.